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Merdoğlu Ömer Bey 

Ömer, who maintains a traditional family life at the expense of his father, cheats on his wife with a singer. Away from his family day by day, Ömer meets the theater actor Ipek one day. This acquaintance soon leads to a forbidden love between Ömer and Ipek.
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Ömer, who maintains a traditional family life at the expense of his father, cheats on his wife with a singer. Away from his family day by day, Ömer meets the theater actor Ipek one day. This acquaintance soon leads to a forbidden love between Ömer and Ipek.

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:Yusuf Kurçenli
Written By:Yusuf Kurçenli, Ayşe Şasa
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Studio:Varlık Film

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