'Child of Kamiari Month' (2021)
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Eflatun
Eflatun, a blind woman since childhood, has been able to get a hold of her life with the help of her father’s various shadow and sound plays. Eflatun inherits her father’s profession of clock repair. She waits for a man with who she had fallen in love with his voice. One day a man whose voice is identical to the man she’s searching for comes into the shop.
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Eflatun, a blind woman since childhood, has been able to get a hold of her life with the help of her father’s various shadow and sound plays. Eflatun inherits her father’s profession of clock repair. She waits for a man with who she had fallen in love with his voice. One day a man whose voice is identical to the man she’s searching for comes into the shop.
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Genre:Drama, Romance, Animation
Written By:Cüneyt Karakuş, Cüneyt Karakuş
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Runtime:103 minutes
Studio:Karakuş Film, Pulse Yapım
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