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Tay 

Tay tells the story of a colt trying to find its mother by running away when she learns that she will be sold to a merchant. Not wanting to be separated from her mother, Riyah tries to find her mother by running away. Will Riyah be able to get rid of the people who are after her and find her mother?
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Tay tells the story of a colt trying to find its mother by running away when she learns that she will be sold to a merchant. Not wanting to be separated from her mother, Riyah tries to find her mother by running away. Will Riyah be able to get rid of the people who are after her and find her mother?

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Genre:Animation, Adventure, Family
Directed By:Nurullah Yenihan
Written By:Betül Yağsağan
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Box Office:$863,000
Runtime:85 minutes
Studio:Siyahmartı Animation Studios, Laciverd

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