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The Raffle
A smart and ambitious boy who can’t stand injustice; in the raffle game that comes to the neighborhood grocery store, he chases after the big prizes that the grocer doesn’t want to lose because he keeps the raffle going.
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A smart and ambitious boy who can’t stand injustice; in the raffle game that comes to the neighborhood grocery store, he chases after the big prizes that the grocer doesn’t want to lose because he keeps the raffle going.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Muhammet Emin Altunkaynak
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Runtime:17 minutes
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