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Ercan is a young man with intellectual disabilities. Having lost his father in a traffic accident when he was a child, Ercan flees to Antakya with his mother. The young man manages to find happiness by clinging to the dream he has created in his painful world. Believing himself to be a successful police officer in his fantasy world, Ercan is convinced that the entire city respects him and that everyone loves him. This fantasy leads to a very special bond forming between him and Serdar, the new chief commissioner assigned to the city. Serdar takes Ercan under his wing and treats him like a brother. However, when Ercan is involved in a smuggling scheme, things get complicated. While trying to save Ercan from danger, Serdar also chases after Defne, who has stolen his heart.
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Ercan is a young man with intellectual disabilities. Having lost his father in a traffic accident when he was a child, Ercan flees to Antakya with his mother. The young man manages to find happiness by clinging to the dream he has created in his painful world. Believing himself to be a successful police officer in his fantasy world, Ercan is convinced that the entire city respects him and that everyone loves him. This fantasy leads to a very special bond forming between him and Serdar, the new chief commissioner assigned to the city. Serdar takes Ercan under his wing and treats him like a brother. However, when Ercan is involved in a smuggling scheme, things get complicated. While trying to save Ercan from danger, Serdar also chases after Defne, who has stolen his heart.

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Genre:Drama, Comedy
Written By:Sertaç Yasar, Mehmet Demir Yılmaz
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Studio:CGV Mars Dağıtım

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