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İngiliz Anahtarı: Recep Usta
The story of Recep Usta, a plumber who does his job without enthusiasm and incompetently, who is arrested as the prime suspect in a murder committed in one of the houses he visited for repairs, and how he falls under even greater suspicion while trying to clear up this misunderstanding.
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The story of Recep Usta, a plumber who does his job without enthusiasm and incompetently, who is arrested as the prime suspect in a murder committed in one of the houses he visited for repairs, and how he falls under even greater suspicion while trying to clear up this misunderstanding.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Meltem Çitci
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