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Mucize Aynalar
The story of amateur scientist Şahap Cenabettin's invention, miracle mirrors that turn people's dreams into reality. Based on stories by Aziz Nesin.
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The story of amateur scientist Şahap Cenabettin's invention, miracle mirrors that turn people's dreams into reality. Based on stories by Aziz Nesin.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Tolga Örnek
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