Raymond Lewis: L.A. Legend Review
A review of the Ryan Polomski documentary featuring the story of Basketball star Raymond Lewis.
Tired
Despite his fame and fortune, renowned artist İbrahim Tatlıses is unhappy. He has no life of his own. His circle is filled with people who approach him for their own gain. His work in films, records, and concerts has left him exhausted. One day, he encounters a child on the street and helps him, which changes his life. His young friend reminds him of the joy of life, simplicity, and small pleasures he had forgotten. Meanwhile, İbrahim takes Seda's hand, who is going door to door with the dream of becoming famous. And the relationship between the young woman and him gradually turns into love. However, life's surprises for İbrahim are not over yet.
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Despite his fame and fortune, renowned artist İbrahim Tatlıses is unhappy. He has no life of his own. His circle is filled with people who approach him for their own gain. His work in films, records, and concerts has left him exhausted. One day, he encounters a child on the street and helps him, which changes his life. His young friend reminds him of the joy of life, simplicity, and small pleasures he had forgotten. Meanwhile, İbrahim takes Seda's hand, who is going door to door with the dream of becoming famous. And the relationship between the young woman and him gradually turns into love. However, life's surprises for İbrahim are not over yet.
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Written By:Mehmet Aydın
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Runtime:85 minutes
Studio:Tezcan Film
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