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Çingene Kızı Zeugma
Everyone eagerly awaits the arrival of the mosaic of the gypsy girl from America to the Zeugma Museum in Gaziantep. There are others who are just as excited as museum director Esra and security guard Zeki: Barbaros and his men... When the mosaic suddenly disappears, everyone begins to suspect each other. So who stole the mosaic?
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Everyone eagerly awaits the arrival of the mosaic of the gypsy girl from America to the Zeugma Museum in Gaziantep. There are others who are just as excited as museum director Esra and security guard Zeki: Barbaros and his men... When the mosaic suddenly disappears, everyone begins to suspect each other. So who stole the mosaic?
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Cavidan Balcı
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Studio:Zen Yapım
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