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From Mind to Heart
Sadık's past mistakes cause his family to fall apart. Burdened with regret all his life, Sadık's world changes when his new neighbors, Defne and her mother Lale, move into the apartment across from him.
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Sadık's past mistakes cause his family to fall apart. Burdened with regret all his life, Sadık's world changes when his new neighbors, Defne and her mother Lale, move into the apartment across from him.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Özer Feyzioğlu, Avni Tuna Dilligil
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Runtime:97 minutes
Studio:Üs Yapım, Sinehane
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