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Nora, who finds her own solutions to save her mother Roza, who is facing death due to a tumor in her brain, by having her bitten by a vampire and becoming immortal herself, is completely unaware of what she has gotten herself into. Kenan, who is trying to escape his dark past and build a new life for himself, has only one dream: to take his mother, who is in a nursing home, and move far away. Caught between the little girl who believes herself to be a vampire and the past that refuses to let go, Kenan must make a decision.
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Nora, who finds her own solutions to save her mother Roza, who is facing death due to a tumor in her brain, by having her bitten by a vampire and becoming immortal herself, is completely unaware of what she has gotten herself into. Kenan, who is trying to escape his dark past and build a new life for himself, has only one dream: to take his mother, who is in a nursing home, and move far away. Caught between the little girl who believes herself to be a vampire and the past that refuses to let go, Kenan must make a decision.

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Genre:Drama
Written By:Battal Karslıoğlu, Ebru Erdemoğlu
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Studio:Trio Pictures (TR)

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