The Genuinely Good and Painstakingly Bad of 'House of Gucci'
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Kerem, played by Keremcem, is a beloved rock star. After being orphaned at a young age, he begins living with his sister on his grandfather's farm. His grandfather, who studies animals, creates a potion that allows him to talk to animals and give them commands. He tells no one about this potion except his assistant Ökkeş.
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Kerem, played by Keremcem, is a beloved rock star. After being orphaned at a young age, he begins living with his sister on his grandfather's farm. His grandfather, who studies animals, creates a potion that allows him to talk to animals and give them commands. He tells no one about this potion except his assistant Ökkeş.
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Genre:Family, Animation, Comedy
Written By:Arzu Yurtseven, Murat Ferhat
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Studio:Tiglon Film
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