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The Squeak 

Erdal, who lives in a modest flat in Istanbul with his mother and sister, heads to work one morning feeling troubled by the constant squeak of his mother's wheelchair. Erdal, a security guard, spends his days engaging in immoral talks with a woman over the phone at work. These conversations, while allowing Erdal to escape from his claustrophobic home life and dysfunctional family, will actually put him and his family in an even bigger predicament.
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Erdal, who lives in a modest flat in Istanbul with his mother and sister, heads to work one morning feeling troubled by the constant squeak of his mother's wheelchair. Erdal, a security guard, spends his days engaging in immoral talks with a woman over the phone at work. These conversations, while allowing Erdal to escape from his claustrophobic home life and dysfunctional family, will actually put him and his family in an even bigger predicament.

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Genre:Drama, Mystery
Directed By:Berin Ecem Muratoğlu
Written By:Berin Ecem Muratoğlu
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Runtime:10 minutes
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Berin Ecem Muratoğlu

Director

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Furkan Gercik

Erdal

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Deniz Çınar

Elif

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Sema Baksi

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