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LOST BIRDS (2015)

It is 1915 in an Armenian village in Anatolia. Bedo and Maryam return from their secret dovecote only to find an empty house and a ghost village. The children embark on a journey to search for their mother, along with their bird 'Bacik.'
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It is 1915 in an Armenian village in Anatolia. Bedo and Maryam return from their secret dovecote only to find an empty house and a ghost village. The children embark on a journey to search for their mother, along with their bird 'Bacik.'

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Genre:Drama, Family
Directed By:Ela Alyamaç, Aren Perdeci
Written By:Aren Perdeci, Ela Alyamaç
In Theaters:11/13/2015
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Studio:Kara Kedi Film

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Ela Alyamaç, Aren Perdeci

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Heros Agopyan

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Dila Uluca

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Takuhi Bahar

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