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Vine Harvest 

Years after leaving his family and past behind, Burak returns to his birthplace following a long, troubled life in Istanbul. Among Bozcaada’s vineyards, he confronts unfinished business, broken relationships, and buried secrets. Shadows from his family’s past push him into an inner reckoning and an irreversible journey. Amid nature’s conflicts and society’s dead ends, Burak searches for a new meaning in life and for himself.
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Years after leaving his family and past behind, Burak returns to his birthplace following a long, troubled life in Istanbul. Among Bozcaada’s vineyards, he confronts unfinished business, broken relationships, and buried secrets. Shadows from his family’s past push him into an inner reckoning and an irreversible journey. Amid nature’s conflicts and society’s dead ends, Burak searches for a new meaning in life and for himself.

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:Mesut Gengeç
Written By:Mesut Gengeç, Bülent Günal
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Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:MG Yapım

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