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Karmen 

It tells the story of Don Hose and the gypsy girl Karmen's love. Don Hose is a soldier. He wants to arrest Karmen, who has been involved in a fight, and take her to prison. However, he falls in love with Karmen and lets her escape. Karmen reciprocates Don Hose's kindness and stays with him. Now Don Hose has eyes only for Karmen. Upon hearing rumors of Carmen's relationship with Colonel, Don Hose kills him. Don Hose flees the city with Carmen and her gang, beginning a life of smuggling, and must confront Garcia, the gang leader who also has his eye on Carmen.
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It tells the story of Don Hose and the gypsy girl Karmen's love. Don Hose is a soldier. He wants to arrest Karmen, who has been involved in a fight, and take her to prison. However, he falls in love with Karmen and lets her escape. Karmen reciprocates Don Hose's kindness and stays with him. Now Don Hose has eyes only for Karmen. Upon hearing rumors of Carmen's relationship with Colonel, Don Hose kills him. Don Hose flees the city with Carmen and her gang, beginning a life of smuggling, and must confront Garcia, the gang leader who also has his eye on Carmen.

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Genre:Romance
Directed By:Semih Evin
Written By:Nuri Kırgeç, Semih Evin
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Runtime:65 minutes
Studio:Osmanlı Film

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