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Justice
Emir, who martyred his friend whom he considered like a brother in a cross-border operation, left the special operations unit he served due to the trauma he experienced and preferred a secluded life. But life has different plans for him. The brutal murder of his friends, who have become a part of his new life, brings the dark past Emir left behind back to the surface and he begins a relentless fight against the mafia to get justice.
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Emir, who martyred his friend whom he considered like a brother in a cross-border operation, left the special operations unit he served due to the trauma he experienced and preferred a secluded life. But life has different plans for him. The brutal murder of his friends, who have become a part of his new life, brings the dark past Emir left behind back to the surface and he begins a relentless fight against the mafia to get justice.
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Genre:Action, Drama
Written By:Bilal Kalyoncu, Koray Yeltekin
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Runtime:89 minutes
Studio:2506 Sinema
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