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Turgut Sanver’s Strange Career Ending 

An interview shoot at the home of a forgotten actor turns into an unexpected confrontation as the night unfolds. In a night where everyone’s role is called into question, a dark reckoning emerges around cinema and power.
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An interview shoot at the home of a forgotten actor turns into an unexpected confrontation as the night unfolds. In a night where everyone’s role is called into question, a dark reckoning emerges around cinema and power.

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Genre:Comedy, Thriller
Written By:Senad Kutay Sipahioğlu
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Runtime:20 minutes
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