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Serah is an African woman who came to Turkey from Uganda to work. After trying many jobs, he decides to work as a natır(Turkish bath worker) in a Turkish bath. Will she be able to purify her soul, which has been polluted by the bad events she has faced due to her being black, being a woman, and also being a foreign national?
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Serah is an African woman who came to Turkey from Uganda to work. After trying many jobs, he decides to work as a natır(Turkish bath worker) in a Turkish bath. Will she be able to purify her soul, which has been polluted by the bad events she has faced due to her being black, being a woman, and also being a foreign national?
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Runtime:16 minutes
Studio:Antalya Film Ekibi
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