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Nalan 

Nalan is a successful TV Host. One day she had a traffic accident and every sentence that came out of her mouth started to mean different meanings.
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Nalan is a successful TV Host. One day she had a traffic accident and every sentence that came out of her mouth started to mean different meanings.

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Genre:Comedy
Directed By:Fatih Mutlu
Written By:Fatih Mutlu
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Runtime:113 minutes
Studio:Two Productions

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