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Ekrem, 32, was recently released from prison. He makes a living for his family by dealing in scrap metal. While Ekrem is in Eminönü for work, he sees something belonging to his wife, but later realizes that it belongs to her. Ekrem realizes that his wife is doing something behind his back and goes after it.
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Ekrem, 32, was recently released from prison. He makes a living for his family by dealing in scrap metal. While Ekrem is in Eminönü for work, he sees something belonging to his wife, but later realizes that it belongs to her. Ekrem realizes that his wife is doing something behind his back and goes after it.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Kasım Ördek
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