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Three couples head on vacation to a sensual getaway. What ensues is a tangled web of laughter, heartbreak, temptation, and raunchy revelations.
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Three couples head on vacation to a sensual getaway. What ensues is a tangled web of laughter, heartbreak, temptation, and raunchy revelations.
Cast
Kamil Aydın
Director
Ragıp Savaş
Hakan Boratlı
Mine Tugay
Nil Boratlı
Metin Zakoğlu
Ege Yolaçan
Fatma Toptaş
Canan Ergizem
Ahmet Kaynak
Can Demir
Lale Cangal
Hülya Yolaçan
Murat Akkoyunlu
Bellboy Cebo
Asuman Dabak
Kat Hizmetlisi Gülseren
Gülden Güney
Kat Hizmetlisi Melek
Emin Sivas
Resepsiyonist Emin
Murat Serezli
Barmen Talat
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