Kill Me If You Dare
Demet and Okan, a married couple, find that the spark in their relationship has disappeared. But life gives them another chance when Okan buys a lottery ticket and happens to win the lottery.
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Demet and Okan, a married couple, find that the spark in their relationship has disappeared. But life gives them another chance when Okan buys a lottery ticket and happens to win the lottery.
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Genre:Romance, Comedy
Written By:Murat Dişli
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Runtime:104 minutes
Studio:BKM, CJ ENM Turkey
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