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Nereden Nereye 

Ejder Kalender is a young man in his mid-twenties. His biggest dream is to become an actor, but he currently works as a technical service employee at a cable TV store in Bodrum. Seeing his job as merely a stepping stone to achieving his dreams, Ejder one day receives the news he has been waiting for. Barış Savaş, one of the country's most popular producers and the creator of his favorite TV series, and the famous actor Metin Leylek are coming to their summer home in Bodrum together. Ejder immediately makes a plan and becomes involved in their lives. However, by the end of the night, filled with mishaps, it remains a mystery whether Ejder will be able to achieve his dreams...
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Ejder Kalender is a young man in his mid-twenties. His biggest dream is to become an actor, but he currently works as a technical service employee at a cable TV store in Bodrum. Seeing his job as merely a stepping stone to achieving his dreams, Ejder one day receives the news he has been waiting for. Barış Savaş, one of the country's most popular producers and the creator of his favorite TV series, and the famous actor Metin Leylek are coming to their summer home in Bodrum together. Ejder immediately makes a plan and becomes involved in their lives. However, by the end of the night, filled with mishaps, it remains a mystery whether Ejder will be able to achieve his dreams...

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Genre:Comedy
Directed By:Volkan Dönmez
Written By:Selim Çiprut
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Studio:3leven, Insignia Productions

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