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Reasons and Roads 

Two men with very different lives and stories cross paths to smuggle hookah tobacco into Turkey via Georgia. Tahir, who has been doing this job for a long time, has realized that he will not get anywhere with small jobs and is looking for big things. Ömer, who will be smuggling for the first time, plans to do it permanently if no problems arise. Of course, these things are not so easy.
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Two men with very different lives and stories cross paths to smuggle hookah tobacco into Turkey via Georgia. Tahir, who has been doing this job for a long time, has realized that he will not get anywhere with small jobs and is looking for big things. Ömer, who will be smuggling for the first time, plans to do it permanently if no problems arise. Of course, these things are not so easy.

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Genre:Drama, Comedy
Written By:Yücel Yüksel, Mehmet Fatih Destegüloğlu
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Runtime:105 minutes
Studio:KBK Film

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