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In Search of Dad One Night 

Two brothers who want to get a share from the sale of their father's home spend the night looking for him. But the siblings must first face the trust issues between them before they get to him.
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Two brothers who want to get a share from the sale of their father's home spend the night looking for him. But the siblings must first face the trust issues between them before they get to him.

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:Alkım Özmen
Written By:Alkım Özmen
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Runtime:19 minutes
Studio:RedCut Production, Black Boat Pictures, Limbic System Production

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