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Geniş Aile 4: Cevahir & Ulvi 

Ulvi and Cevahir, whose paths had been separated for some time get back together by an incident that Ulvi gets involved in. Cevahir tries to solve the murder case involving Ulvi, who started his profession as a butcher but chopped the elders of the village instead of cattles.
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Ulvi and Cevahir, whose paths had been separated for some time get back together by an incident that Ulvi gets involved in. Cevahir tries to solve the murder case involving Ulvi, who started his profession as a butcher but chopped the elders of the village instead of cattles.

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Genre:Comedy
Directed By:Cüneyt İnay
Written By:Cüneyt İnay
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Studio:2506 Sinema, AKC Sinema TV

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