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My Dreams and My Struggle 

Güney, a young director from Çukurova (Cicilia, Turkey) who has to work on commercial projects to make a living, is passionate about making films that address social issues. Detained for a film he made, Güney is shunned by his family and friends and struggles to create the new film he dreams of.
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Güney, a young director from Çukurova (Cicilia, Turkey) who has to work on commercial projects to make a living, is passionate about making films that address social issues. Detained for a film he made, Güney is shunned by his family and friends and struggles to create the new film he dreams of.

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Directed By:Cem Güzel
Written By:Cem Güzel
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Runtime:11 minutes
Studio:Serpil Altın Film

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