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Kaç Kaçabilirsen 

Ergüven, a 30-year-old chatterbox, clumsy, and prone to overthinking and imagining the worst, and İsmail, a 35-year-old who is tired of his brother's chatter, has fears, and always seems to attract trouble, are two brothers. These brothers are delivery personnel for the newly opened Çarçabuk Kargo. One day, they go to deliver a package for a mysterious man named Jack Black. The address is an old, abandoned movie theater. They ring the bell, but no one answers. Noticing the door is ajar, they go inside. And everything begins with their entry into that movie theater.
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Ergüven, a 30-year-old chatterbox, clumsy, and prone to overthinking and imagining the worst, and İsmail, a 35-year-old who is tired of his brother's chatter, has fears, and always seems to attract trouble, are two brothers. These brothers are delivery personnel for the newly opened Çarçabuk Kargo. One day, they go to deliver a package for a mysterious man named Jack Black. The address is an old, abandoned movie theater. They ring the bell, but no one answers. Noticing the door is ajar, they go inside. And everything begins with their entry into that movie theater.

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Genre:Comedy
Directed By:Hakan Eser
Written By:Şeyda Delibaşı
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Studio:Tuana Yapım

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