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Tam Kafadan Karavana 

Şenol Başkan, who is struggling with financial problems, loses his esports club and internet café due to urban renewal. Not wanting his players to find out what has happened, Şenol Başkan buys a caravan, inspired by the release of the mobile version of Zula, which won last year's big tournament, and tells his team that they are switching to a "mobile gaming concept." Şenol Başkan announces the caravan he has brought to the neighborhood's soccer field as the club's new headquarters and forces his team to train there. The team, which needs to camp to prepare for the tournament, reaches the brink of disbanding when the caravan cannot provide the necessary environment. Şenol Başkan must act swiftly to prevent his team from disbanding.
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Şenol Başkan, who is struggling with financial problems, loses his esports club and internet café due to urban renewal. Not wanting his players to find out what has happened, Şenol Başkan buys a caravan, inspired by the release of the mobile version of Zula, which won last year's big tournament, and tells his team that they are switching to a "mobile gaming concept." Şenol Başkan announces the caravan he has brought to the neighborhood's soccer field as the club's new headquarters and forces his team to train there. The team, which needs to camp to prepare for the tournament, reaches the brink of disbanding when the caravan cannot provide the necessary environment. Şenol Başkan must act swiftly to prevent his team from disbanding.

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Studio:Bros Film, Lokum Games

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