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Melek
After a fight on the soccer field, Melek was suspended for three months by the sports court, her proud father, Ferhat tries to cope with the disappointment and continue pursuing his daughter’s dream of becoming a professional soccer player. But Melek is distancing herself not only from her father but also from the sport that once bound them so closely together, and suddenly, her father’s expectations, unfulfilled dreams, and his daughter’s suppressed aggression collide.
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After a fight on the soccer field, Melek was suspended for three months by the sports court, her proud father, Ferhat tries to cope with the disappointment and continue pursuing his daughter’s dream of becoming a professional soccer player. But Melek is distancing herself not only from her father but also from the sport that once bound them so closely together, and suddenly, her father’s expectations, unfulfilled dreams, and his daughter’s suppressed aggression collide.
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