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Semra and Metin attend the same university. Semra comes from a wealthy family, while Metin lives a poor life. Metin is in his final year because he is successful in his studies. Their other friends, however, spend their time partying. They constantly organize parties. Metin does not attend most of these parties. One day, he is forced to attend a party organized by his close friend Murat. There, he becomes close to Semra. Soon after, a romance will begin between them.
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Semra and Metin attend the same university. Semra comes from a wealthy family, while Metin lives a poor life. Metin is in his final year because he is successful in his studies. Their other friends, however, spend their time partying. They constantly organize parties. Metin does not attend most of these parties. One day, he is forced to attend a party organized by his close friend Murat. There, he becomes close to Semra. Soon after, a romance will begin between them.
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Genre:Drama, Romance
Written By:Sezai Solelli
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Studio:Mahir Film, Güven Film
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