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I Miss You Too 

The film tells the tragic story of an honest young man trying to earn money so he can marry the woman he loves. Upon traveling to the city to secure their future, unexpected circumstances and heavy societal pressures trap him in a complicated new reality, forcing both him and his true love to suffer the ache of separation and a broken promise.
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The film tells the tragic story of an honest young man trying to earn money so he can marry the woman he loves. Upon traveling to the city to secure their future, unexpected circumstances and heavy societal pressures trap him in a complicated new reality, forcing both him and his true love to suffer the ache of separation and a broken promise.

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Genre:Drama, Adventure
Directed By:Nazmi Özer
Written By:Erdoğan Tünaş
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Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:Cem Film

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