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Yaşlı Gözler 

All children of Umran and Ferit got married. They are now homeless and they start living with their children. The carelessness of their children will upset them.
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All children of Umran and Ferit got married. They are now homeless and they start living with their children. The carelessness of their children will upset them.

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:Sami Güçlü
Written By:Sadık Şendil
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Runtime:80 minutes
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