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Nazmi Sütçüoğlu, a prominent businessman, is frustrated with his wife and children's behavior. Communication within the family has broken down, and they are constantly arguing. One morning, Nazmi's friend Kadir rushes over to his house and tells him that the company has gone bankrupt and that Nazmi will have to flee for a while. Before the police raid the house, the family manages to escape unseen and settles in a village.
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Nazmi Sütçüoğlu, a prominent businessman, is frustrated with his wife and children's behavior. Communication within the family has broken down, and they are constantly arguing. One morning, Nazmi's friend Kadir rushes over to his house and tells him that the company has gone bankrupt and that Nazmi will have to flee for a while. Before the police raid the house, the family manages to escape unseen and settles in a village.
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Studio:Juli Sanat
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