Fantasy Elements in 'The School for Good And Evil'
An enchanted school for young heroes and villains brings the battle between good and evil in this fantasy movie.
Sevginin Bedeli
Famous singer Gökhan is about to sign a deal with a nightclub to cover the costs of his new album. However, on the day he is scheduled to perform, an argument breaks out between him and the nightclub's star performer, Gül. Meanwhile, Gül's young daughter Mine is a huge fan of Gökhan Güney. Gül cannot resist her daughter's insistence and offers Gökhan a collaboration. Gökhan refuses the offer. However, there is something he does not know. Mine, who is suffering from a terminal illness, has little time left to live. Upon learning of her condition, Gökhan accepts the offer. However, while trying to help another family, he will end up drifting away from his own.
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Famous singer Gökhan is about to sign a deal with a nightclub to cover the costs of his new album. However, on the day he is scheduled to perform, an argument breaks out between him and the nightclub's star performer, Gül. Meanwhile, Gül's young daughter Mine is a huge fan of Gökhan Güney. Gül cannot resist her daughter's insistence and offers Gökhan a collaboration. Gökhan refuses the offer. However, there is something he does not know. Mine, who is suffering from a terminal illness, has little time left to live. Upon learning of her condition, Gökhan accepts the offer. However, while trying to help another family, he will end up drifting away from his own.
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Written By:Arda Uskan
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