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The story of a man who, years later, reunites with his wife, whom he had kicked out of his home as a result of slander, when she becomes his son's teacher.
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The story of a man who, years later, reunites with his wife, whom he had kicked out of his home as a result of slander, when she becomes his son's teacher.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Fuat Özlüer, Süha Doğan
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Studio:Karan Film
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