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Seval 

Seval was born in prison after her mother was imprisoned for a crime her father committed in the 1980s. Seval, who has never lost her childlike spirit despite all the difficulties her family and herself have experienced, lives a humble life with her father and her cat in Aladağ, at the mountains of Adana.
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Seval was born in prison after her mother was imprisoned for a crime her father committed in the 1980s. Seval, who has never lost her childlike spirit despite all the difficulties her family and herself have experienced, lives a humble life with her father and her cat in Aladağ, at the mountains of Adana.

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Genre:Documentary
Directed By:Ahmet Keçili
Written By:Ahmet Keçili
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Runtime:17 minutes
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