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Dokunma Bozulurum
The film tells the story of a man who cooperates with the police to bring down a gang. Öztürk tries to earn money by playing the clarinet on the streets. One day, dancer Adalet happens to hear Öztürk playing. She offers him a job at the nightclub where she works. A few days after starting work, Öztürk is summoned to the police headquarters. The police ask Öztürk for help in dismantling the criminal gang that Adalet is a member of. Öztürk will do everything in his power to ensure the police succeed.
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The film tells the story of a man who cooperates with the police to bring down a gang. Öztürk tries to earn money by playing the clarinet on the streets. One day, dancer Adalet happens to hear Öztürk playing. She offers him a job at the nightclub where she works. A few days after starting work, Öztürk is summoned to the police headquarters. The police ask Öztürk for help in dismantling the criminal gang that Adalet is a member of. Öztürk will do everything in his power to ensure the police succeed.
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Genre:Comedy, Adventure
Written By:Sadık Şendil
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Box Office:$105,000
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Studio:Kervan Film
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