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Ketenpere 

Kalender who works at a casting company owned by a relative and occasionally takes on small, non-speaking roles in TV series and films. He dreams of marrying his long-term girlfriend İmge and tries to arrange small roles for people in his neighborhood. Kalender is implicated in a financial crime involving his relative's name and is sent to prison for a short time. In prison, he meets a prisoner named Vefa. Vefa recognizes Kalender from the TV series and films he has appeared in, despite being younger than him; he quickly grows fond of Kalender and takes him under his wing.
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Kalender who works at a casting company owned by a relative and occasionally takes on small, non-speaking roles in TV series and films. He dreams of marrying his long-term girlfriend İmge and tries to arrange small roles for people in his neighborhood. Kalender is implicated in a financial crime involving his relative's name and is sent to prison for a short time. In prison, he meets a prisoner named Vefa. Vefa recognizes Kalender from the TV series and films he has appeared in, despite being younger than him; he quickly grows fond of Kalender and takes him under his wing.

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Genre:Comedy
Directed By:Kamil Çetin
Written By:Şafak Sezer
In Theaters:
Box Office:$950,000
Runtime:108 minutes
Studio:Filmistanbul, Poll Films

Cast

Director

Kamil Çetin

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Şafak Sezer

Kalender

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Hakan Ural

Ejder Bey

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Mehmet Esen

Vefa Abi

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Elif Erol

İmge

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Serkan Şengül

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Volkan Başaran

Ayakkabıcı Enis

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Turabi Çamkıran

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Abidin Yerebakan

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Ömer Kurt

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Afrikalı Ali

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Ümit Okur

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