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Kayıp Kızlar 

Young, beautiful, and innocent girls from different economic and social backgrounds, who share similar problems, fall into the hands of the prostitution mafia and are forced into a life of endless shame. They are subjected to inhumane treatment. Lale, a college graduate, is the most beautiful among them. Escaping her stepfather's abuse, Lale seeks refuge at her school friend Nesli's house. She mistakes Nesli for a model and wants to pursue the same career. Nesli introduces her to a man named Reşit. Reşit drugs Lale, rapes her, films the act, and then blackmails her into prostitution.
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Young, beautiful, and innocent girls from different economic and social backgrounds, who share similar problems, fall into the hands of the prostitution mafia and are forced into a life of endless shame. They are subjected to inhumane treatment. Lale, a college graduate, is the most beautiful among them. Escaping her stepfather's abuse, Lale seeks refuge at her school friend Nesli's house. She mistakes Nesli for a model and wants to pursue the same career. Nesli introduces her to a man named Reşit. Reşit drugs Lale, rapes her, films the act, and then blackmails her into prostitution.

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Genre:Adventure, Drama
Directed By:Orhan Elmas
Written By:Erdoğan Tünaş
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Runtime:87 minutes
Studio:Erler Film

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