“The Sun Never Sets” on Male Fragility
The concept of male fragility is explored (interestingly, by a male director) in The Sun Never Sets
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The story of 12 young people who participate in a competition program where they compete fiercely on courses consisting of various obstacles. When report card week arrives, there is a change in the children's vacation plans. While enjoying their summer vacation, the children will also be competing. The contestants will consist of 6 celebrities and 6 volunteers who have passed the auditions prepared by the celebrities. The 12 contestants will face off in the Entertainment Arena to "stay in the game" and win the Magic Wand award. In this competition, which includes sports, intelligence, and strategy games, team spirit is just as important as individual effort.
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The story of 12 young people who participate in a competition program where they compete fiercely on courses consisting of various obstacles. When report card week arrives, there is a change in the children's vacation plans. While enjoying their summer vacation, the children will also be competing. The contestants will consist of 6 celebrities and 6 volunteers who have passed the auditions prepared by the celebrities. The 12 contestants will face off in the Entertainment Arena to "stay in the game" and win the Magic Wand award. In this competition, which includes sports, intelligence, and strategy games, team spirit is just as important as individual effort.
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Genre:Family, Comedy, Action
Written By:Alper Baytekin, Doğan Akdoğan
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Studio:A90 Pictures
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