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The mother is separated from her child by the change of the country's borders. Will Hayat be able to get back to her mother, or will her remain in the hands of customs director Suna, who wants to have her very much.
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The mother is separated from her child by the change of the country's borders. Will Hayat be able to get back to her mother, or will her remain in the hands of customs director Suna, who wants to have her very much.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Sinan Çetin, Yerkan Kahraman, Adil Oguz Valizade
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Studio:CPM Medya, Post Ofis Post Prodüksiyon
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