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In this film, we witness the drama that begins with the illness of the daughter of a retired father who has lost his wife and is caring for his four children with a great sense of responsibility, as well as his efforts to keep them together. The film also explores organ donation and the effects of young people's journey toward living their lives freely.
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In this film, we witness the drama that begins with the illness of the daughter of a retired father who has lost his wife and is caring for his four children with a great sense of responsibility, as well as his efforts to keep them together. The film also explores organ donation and the effects of young people's journey toward living their lives freely.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Nimet Erdem
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Studio:Cevher Film
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