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A film that reflects the adventurous journey and difficult life of two friends who make a living by logging. Kürşat Çavuş and Deli Ormanlı Ali are two close friends who are inseparable and even serve in the military together. Deli Ormanlı Ali is in love with Gülçiçek, the daughter of Mehmet Ali, one of the powerful figures in the region. When the truck drivers and log owner Kerim cannot come to an agreement with the men, Kürşat approaches Deli Ormanlı and Katrancı Veysel with an offer.
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A film that reflects the adventurous journey and difficult life of two friends who make a living by logging. Kürşat Çavuş and Deli Ormanlı Ali are two close friends who are inseparable and even serve in the military together. Deli Ormanlı Ali is in love with Gülçiçek, the daughter of Mehmet Ali, one of the powerful figures in the region. When the truck drivers and log owner Kerim cannot come to an agreement with the men, Kürşat approaches Deli Ormanlı and Katrancı Veysel with an offer.
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Genre:Adventure, Romance, Drama
Written By:Ahmet Soner
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Studio:Anadolu Filmcilik
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