“I Care A Lot” is Subversive Anti-Capitalist Camp Brilliance
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The film is about two friends' efforts to acquire a boat. Ali and Erol, who have been friends since childhood, live together. The two friends have dreamed of buying a boat and enjoying a vacation of their choice for many years. To realize their dreams, they steal a large sum of money from a mafia boss. While Ali and Erol try to realize their dreams, the mafia will not leave them alone.
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The film is about two friends' efforts to acquire a boat. Ali and Erol, who have been friends since childhood, live together. The two friends have dreamed of buying a boat and enjoying a vacation of their choice for many years. To realize their dreams, they steal a large sum of money from a mafia boss. While Ali and Erol try to realize their dreams, the mafia will not leave them alone.
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Genre:Comedy, Adventure
Written By:Cüneyt Arkın
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Studio:Sun Film
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