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Barış is a magician who was forced to take a break from illusion shows due to stage fright. His brother, Berke, who took over the performances on his own, breaks his arm and leg in a rehearsal accident right after signing a deal with a major promoter. This unexpected event forces Barış to face his fears in order to reach his dreams.
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Barış is a magician who was forced to take a break from illusion shows due to stage fright. His brother, Berke, who took over the performances on his own, breaks his arm and leg in a rehearsal accident right after signing a deal with a major promoter. This unexpected event forces Barış to face his fears in order to reach his dreams.
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Genre:Drama, Comedy
Written By:Barış Güzelharcan
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