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Özge, who lives in a big city, continues her life feeling fed up with everything, but after being persuaded by her closest friend Arzu, she decides to go on vacation to Ayvalık. Meanwhile, she encounters Berkay, who is seeking to transition to a more structured life, through an interesting coincidence. Their adventures begin when they win a cash prize from a scratch-off ticket they both purchased. In this quest for the money, the pair finds themselves immersed in a sweet world of romance.
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Özge, who lives in a big city, continues her life feeling fed up with everything, but after being persuaded by her closest friend Arzu, she decides to go on vacation to Ayvalık. Meanwhile, she encounters Berkay, who is seeking to transition to a more structured life, through an interesting coincidence. Their adventures begin when they win a cash prize from a scratch-off ticket they both purchased. In this quest for the money, the pair finds themselves immersed in a sweet world of romance.
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Genre:Romance, Comedy
Written By:Sinan Aşık
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Studio:Öğden Film
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