The Blues, and Two Contradictory Films That Claim It
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Karantina: Polisiye Film
Homicide Desk Inspector Abbas İntepe comes into contact with an infected person and is sent home for quarantine. Before leaving the office, he takes a murder case file with him. While reviewing the file at home, events escalate in ways he never expected.
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Homicide Desk Inspector Abbas İntepe comes into contact with an infected person and is sent home for quarantine. Before leaving the office, he takes a murder case file with him. While reviewing the file at home, events escalate in ways he never expected.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Ramazan Ekmekçi
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Studio:Yenisei Films
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