'June & Kopi': Another Story about Friendship
An Indonesian film that brings strong representation of Asian descent in this heart-warming tale of a woman and her dog.
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Şahin, who works in a factory, lives with his daughter and father. A friend of his dies in an accident at the factory. Believing that the accident was caused by negligence, Şahin blames the factory management. As a result, he falls out with his bosses and quits his job. He searches for work for a long time but cannot find any. During this time, his daughter falls ill. He needs money for her treatment. Eventually, he starts working as a truck driver for a company. Through this job, Şahin finds himself caught up in a drug ring.
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Şahin, who works in a factory, lives with his daughter and father. A friend of his dies in an accident at the factory. Believing that the accident was caused by negligence, Şahin blames the factory management. As a result, he falls out with his bosses and quits his job. He searches for work for a long time but cannot find any. During this time, his daughter falls ill. He needs money for her treatment. Eventually, he starts working as a truck driver for a company. Through this job, Şahin finds himself caught up in a drug ring.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Ayten Kuyululu
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