Another Simple Favor: Secrets, Style, and a Sip of Queer Representation
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Hüseyin, the richest and most promiscuous man in town and owner of a white goods store, introduces new items to the townspeople when he brings new items to town, such as under-the-counter air conditioners and double-door refrigerators. One day, Hüseyin crosses paths with two Russian girls (Cicişler). He brings the Cicişler to the town dressed in sheets.
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Hüseyin, the richest and most promiscuous man in town and owner of a white goods store, introduces new items to the townspeople when he brings new items to town, such as under-the-counter air conditioners and double-door refrigerators. One day, Hüseyin crosses paths with two Russian girls (Cicişler). He brings the Cicişler to the town dressed in sheets.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Senel Aldi
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Studio:Remle Film Yapim
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