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Peri Masalı
Mert and Peri are a couple deeply in love with each other. Peri, a young woman of pure beauty, suffers from an illness that she does not share with many people. Mert, who wants to take control of his life, is having problems with his beloved father. But Peri's illness will bring these troubled people closer together.
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Mert and Peri are a couple deeply in love with each other. Peri, a young woman of pure beauty, suffers from an illness that she does not share with many people. Mert, who wants to take control of his life, is having problems with his beloved father. But Peri's illness will bring these troubled people closer together.
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Genre:Romance, Comedy
Written By:Biray Dalkıran
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Studio:Pinema
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