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Son Sefer 

A driver with hours left until retirement, an engineer who is the silent hero of the sky and passengers... All in the same vehicle, but in different lives. On the night of July 15, an ordinary journey turns into the route of destiny.
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A driver with hours left until retirement, an engineer who is the silent hero of the sky and passengers... All in the same vehicle, but in different lives. On the night of July 15, an ordinary journey turns into the route of destiny.

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Genre:Action, Drama
Directed By:Berat Özdoğan
Written By:Uğur Uzunok, Murat Koca, Emre Berber, Berat Pehlivan
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Runtime:126 minutes
Studio:TRT

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