Roald Dahl's "Matilda the Musical"
Standing up for what's right, she's met with miraculous results. She takes charge of her own destiny.
Kaptan Feza
Ömer's father is an actor in Yeşilçam. Ömer attracts attention because he looks very much like his father. One day, Ömer meets a little girl named Asu. Asu compares him to Captain Feza, a Yeşilçam space hero. Ömer is actually one of the puppets controlled by the mafia. However, to avoid upsetting the little girl, he will not step outside the role she has assigned him. While trying to escape the death that is chasing him, he will also strive to keep the fragile imaginary world of the little girl alive in his own way.
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Ömer's father is an actor in Yeşilçam. Ömer attracts attention because he looks very much like his father. One day, Ömer meets a little girl named Asu. Asu compares him to Captain Feza, a Yeşilçam space hero. Ömer is actually one of the puppets controlled by the mafia. However, to avoid upsetting the little girl, he will not step outside the role she has assigned him. While trying to escape the death that is chasing him, he will also strive to keep the fragile imaginary world of the little girl alive in his own way.
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Genre:Action, Drama
Written By:Ümit Ünal
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Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:Imaj Film
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