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It tells the life of Mitat Karaman, who has an extremely ordinary life who goes from home to work, from work to home, when she wakes up one night when the bell rings and opens the door of the apartment by pressing the doorphone button.
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It tells the life of Mitat Karaman, who has an extremely ordinary life who goes from home to work, from work to home, when she wakes up one night when the bell rings and opens the door of the apartment by pressing the doorphone button.
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Genre:Comedy, Drama
Written By:Doğu Yücel, Süleyman Arda Eminçe
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Box Office:$3
Runtime:101 minutes
Studio:KazTeleProduct, Âlim Yapım
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