How My Octopus Teacher Depicts Healthy Masculinity
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Ibrahim is a plumber who lives in his own little world. One day, he wins the lottery jackpot. He decides to go on a long vacation. He starts a love affair with Pelin, a famous model staying at the same hotel. However, things are not what they seem. Ibrahim looks exactly like a famous businessman and has taken his place. Everything seems to be going smoothly as Ibrahim and Pelin are in love. On one side is Ibrahim's real life that he left behind, and on the other is his wealthy world. Amidst the chaos of the mafia, betrayal, and the entertainment industry, the women will take control.
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Ibrahim is a plumber who lives in his own little world. One day, he wins the lottery jackpot. He decides to go on a long vacation. He starts a love affair with Pelin, a famous model staying at the same hotel. However, things are not what they seem. Ibrahim looks exactly like a famous businessman and has taken his place. Everything seems to be going smoothly as Ibrahim and Pelin are in love. On one side is Ibrahim's real life that he left behind, and on the other is his wealthy world. Amidst the chaos of the mafia, betrayal, and the entertainment industry, the women will take control.
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Genre:Comedy, Romance
Written By:Alper Babayağmur
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