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After separating from his wife, Ismail uses his last money to travel from Istanbul to Malatya to stay with his friends Selim and Tolga. Selim is a career-driven liar, while Tolga is a university graduate who cannot find a job. After arriving in Malatya, Ismail is influenced by Selim and comes to believe that a career is the most important thing in life. He then tries to deceive women online by lying. However, he ends up facing unexpected events.
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After separating from his wife, Ismail uses his last money to travel from Istanbul to Malatya to stay with his friends Selim and Tolga. Selim is a career-driven liar, while Tolga is a university graduate who cannot find a job. After arriving in Malatya, Ismail is influenced by Selim and comes to believe that a career is the most important thing in life. He then tries to deceive women online by lying. However, he ends up facing unexpected events.
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Written By:Suat Ay
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