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Temel: Sümela'nın Şifresi Yeniden poster

Temel: Sümela'nın Şifresi Yeniden 

Temel, who wants to win Fadime's father's favor, makes a "hamsirone" to support Trabzonspor. However, while he thinks that this will lead to something good, an unfortunate accident causes the "hamsirone" to hit the Trabzonspor bus and things get complicated. While Temel tries to fix the situation with his partner Dursun, he finds himself in the middle of tragicomic events.
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Temel, who wants to win Fadime's father's favor, makes a "hamsirone" to support Trabzonspor. However, while he thinks that this will lead to something good, an unfortunate accident causes the "hamsirone" to hit the Trabzonspor bus and things get complicated. While Temel tries to fix the situation with his partner Dursun, he finds himself in the middle of tragicomic events.

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Genre:Comedy
Directed By:Bilal Kalyoncu
Written By:Yılmaz Okumuş
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Runtime:100 minutes
Studio:AKC Sinema TV, 2506 Sinema

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