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Sihirli Annem: Hepimiz Biriz 

The story of fairies and mortals facing a difficult situation. Everything is fine in the fairy world and on Earth, until Dudu's brother Gogo leaves the "House of the Non-Magical." After having his magical powers taken away, Gogo becomes enraged and decides to strip all the fairies of their magic. This visit to the fairy realm causes great chaos on both sides. Can the fairies and mortals unite to overcome this problem?
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The story of fairies and mortals facing a difficult situation. Everything is fine in the fairy world and on Earth, until Dudu's brother Gogo leaves the "House of the Non-Magical." After having his magical powers taken away, Gogo becomes enraged and decides to strip all the fairies of their magic. This visit to the fairy realm causes great chaos on both sides. Can the fairies and mortals unite to overcome this problem?

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Genre:Family, Fantasy
Directed By:Mustafa Kotan
Written By:Arzu Yurtseven, Gamze Özer
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Box Office:$4,200,000
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Studio:Poll Films

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