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Kezban
Kezban is a beautiful young girl who lives with her mother in a village. After her mother dies, her father learns that she is his daughter and comes to the village to take her with him, but Kezban does not know that this man is her father. Believing that she is going to live with a wealthy relative, Kezban is humiliated by the people in the house she goes to because she is a villager, and she becomes determined to improve herself and change...
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Kezban is a beautiful young girl who lives with her mother in a village. After her mother dies, her father learns that she is his daughter and comes to the village to take her with him, but Kezban does not know that this man is her father. Believing that she is going to live with a wealthy relative, Kezban is humiliated by the people in the house she goes to because she is a villager, and she becomes determined to improve herself and change...
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Genre:Drama, Romance
Written By:Ahmet Üstel
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Runtime:86 minutes
Studio:Erman Film
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