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The story of a man who is wrongfully imprisoned is told. Ahmet, a fisherman, lives with his family in a small town. The money he earns is often not enough to meet his family's needs. Smugglers, aware of this situation, offer Ahmet a job. However, Ahmet refuses every time. Tayyar, who extorts money from the fishermen, does not allow anyone to fish without paying him. Ahmet continues his work despite fighting with Tayyar. The smugglers decide to get rid of Tayyar. They kill him and frame Ahmet for the crime. Ahmet's son Sezer will try to save his father by tracking down the smugglers.
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The story of a man who is wrongfully imprisoned is told. Ahmet, a fisherman, lives with his family in a small town. The money he earns is often not enough to meet his family's needs. Smugglers, aware of this situation, offer Ahmet a job. However, Ahmet refuses every time. Tayyar, who extorts money from the fishermen, does not allow anyone to fish without paying him. Ahmet continues his work despite fighting with Tayyar. The smugglers decide to get rid of Tayyar. They kill him and frame Ahmet for the crime. Ahmet's son Sezer will try to save his father by tracking down the smugglers.

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:Safa Önal
Written By:Safa Önal
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Studio:Sezer Film

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