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An American in Istanbul gets entangled in the affairs of a melancholic aristocrat and her son Haldun, leading him slowly into a dangerous web through many secret layers of the city.
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An American in Istanbul gets entangled in the affairs of a melancholic aristocrat and her son Haldun, leading him slowly into a dangerous web through many secret layers of the city.
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Genre:Fantasy, Horror, Mystery, Thriller
Written By:Kutluğ Ataman
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Runtime:83 minutes
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