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Hair Tie
Leyla finds a blue hair tie that doesn't belong to her in her boyfriend's car. What seems like a simple case of infidelity takes a completely different turn when Leyla shows the hair tie to her uncle who is a police officer.
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Leyla finds a blue hair tie that doesn't belong to her in her boyfriend's car. What seems like a simple case of infidelity takes a completely different turn when Leyla shows the hair tie to her uncle who is a police officer.
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Genre:Drama, Crime
Written By:Zeynep Bostancı
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Runtime:17 minutes
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