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Miracle in Cell No. 7 

Separated from his daughter, a father with an intellectual disability must prove his innocence when he is jailed for the death of a commander's child.
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Separated from his daughter, a father with an intellectual disability must prove his innocence when he is jailed for the death of a commander's child.

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Genre:Drama
Written By:Kubilay Tat, Özge Efendioğlu, Lee Hwan-kyung, Kim Hwang-sung, Kim Yeong-seok, Yu Young-ah
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Box Office:$28,000,000
Runtime:132 minutes
Studio:Lanistar Media, Motion Content Group, CJ ENM Turkey

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