Dertli Dertli
The story of the transformation experienced by Berber Haydar, who had a happy marriage and a simple life. Unable to resist the insistence of his customer, Rıza, the manager of a nightclub, Haydar agrees to visit the club one night. Nur, who works as a dancer and hostess at the club, falls in love with Haydar. After beginning to see Nur, Haydar neglects his wife and child. Rıza is aware of the danger, but neither Haydar nor Nur has any intention of giving up this forbidden love.
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The story of the transformation experienced by Berber Haydar, who had a happy marriage and a simple life. Unable to resist the insistence of his customer, Rıza, the manager of a nightclub, Haydar agrees to visit the club one night. Nur, who works as a dancer and hostess at the club, falls in love with Haydar. After beginning to see Nur, Haydar neglects his wife and child. Rıza is aware of the danger, but neither Haydar nor Nur has any intention of giving up this forbidden love.
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Genre:Romance
Written By:Aydemir Akbaş
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Runtime:68 minutes
Studio:Varlık Film
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