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The Fish
A football lover boy, who falls in love with the newcomer girl in the neighborhood, accidentally kills her best friend, which is the fish. Then he breaks some rules for gaining her heart.
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A football lover boy, who falls in love with the newcomer girl in the neighborhood, accidentally kills her best friend, which is the fish. Then he breaks some rules for gaining her heart.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Emirhan Cangül, Ece Yaycılı
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Runtime:15 minutes
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