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Nilüfer, the Jungle Flower 

In the middle of the deep African forest exists a jungle tribe led by a shaman-queen Nilüfer (Cavidan Dora). One of the Turkish journalists who arrive there falls in love with her and tries to bring her to Istanbul.
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In the middle of the deep African forest exists a jungle tribe led by a shaman-queen Nilüfer (Cavidan Dora). One of the Turkish journalists who arrive there falls in love with her and tries to bring her to Istanbul.

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Genre:Adventure, Comedy, Romance
Directed By:Hulki Saner
Written By:Hulki Saner
In Theaters:
Box Office:$100,000
Runtime:72 minutes
Studio:Arı Film, Erman Film

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