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Stone in the Well
The Stone in the Well is the effort of those who realize the colors in the world to guide those who lose their light. The documentary, which is the voice of helping people who have isolated themselves from the outside world, aims to reach those who cannot hear the music, cannot see the sun, and who are behind locked doors.
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The Stone in the Well is the effort of those who realize the colors in the world to guide those who lose their light. The documentary, which is the voice of helping people who have isolated themselves from the outside world, aims to reach those who cannot hear the music, cannot see the sun, and who are behind locked doors.
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Genre:Documentary
Written By:Gökçin Dokumacı
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Runtime:77 minutes
Studio:Sinemedya Yapım
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