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A movie about everyday happenings around vitruta Pera Store A vitruta community short to celebrate 5 years of goodness "Quintet of Quirks" is a heartwarming short film that captures the essence of community and friendship through the lens of everyday life in and around the Pera store. Directed by the talented Serra Duran Parali and brought to life with love by the creative team at 484. Set against the backdrop of the bustling Pera store, the movie follows the everyday lives of two employees whose paths intersect in unexpected ways. As they navigate the ups and downs of daily life, they discover the true value of love, friendship and community. From the eccentric regulars who frequent the store to the devoted employees who keep things running smoothly, each character brings their own unique perspective to the story. As the narrative unfolds, viewers are treated to a series of heartwarming vignettes that highlight the beauty of human connection.
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