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How Many Days Will It Last
Baran, who works as a courier with his motorcycle in a restaurant, lives in a rental house with his wife Zeynep. The house they live in has been included in the scope of urban regeneration and the couple is on the eve of moving to a new house. However, Baran's motorcycle gets stolen and for this reason, he loses his job. All of Baran's plans start to get interrupted.
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Baran, who works as a courier with his motorcycle in a restaurant, lives in a rental house with his wife Zeynep. The house they live in has been included in the scope of urban regeneration and the couple is on the eve of moving to a new house. However, Baran's motorcycle gets stolen and for this reason, he loses his job. All of Baran's plans start to get interrupted.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Abdullah Çeper
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Runtime:19 minutes
Studio:Zerr Film, Nuve Film
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