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Hanzo
Hanzo, who was lost as a baby and raised by bears in the wild forest, behaving like them, is captured one day by a group that comes to the village for excavation.
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Hanzo, who was lost as a baby and raised by bears in the wild forest, behaving like them, is captured one day by a group that comes to the village for excavation.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Suphi Tekniker
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Runtime:77 minutes
Studio:Cem Film
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