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Pandemic outbreaks are rampant around the world. A pandemic has been declared, and masks are nowhere to be found. What's more, some factories are hoarding supplies. Rahmi, a neighborhood resident, is so inspired by La Casa De Papel that he forms a nine-person amateur team of local shopkeepers and decides to rob a mask factory. But things will not go as planned.
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Pandemic outbreaks are rampant around the world. A pandemic has been declared, and masks are nowhere to be found. What's more, some factories are hoarding supplies. Rahmi, a neighborhood resident, is so inspired by La Casa De Papel that he forms a nine-person amateur team of local shopkeepers and decides to rob a mask factory. But things will not go as planned.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Sefa Özçelik
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Studio:SineLine Film
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