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Yarın Olmaz Şimdi 

The film tells the story of Metin, who comes to Istanbul to find two women named Jale and Hale, and Rıza, who helps him. Metin is on the trail of two prostitutes named Jale and Hale. His goal is to find them and rescue them from prostitution. Metin and Rıza find the women they are looking for in a brothel. They manage to get Jale and Hale out of there. Jale grew up in a wealthy but indifferent family environment and found herself in a brothel overnight. Hale, on the other hand, was a poor student who became accustomed to a luxurious lifestyle due to her friends and was swept into the nightlife. Rescuing Jale and Hale from the brothel will not be easy for Metin and Rıza.
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The film tells the story of Metin, who comes to Istanbul to find two women named Jale and Hale, and Rıza, who helps him. Metin is on the trail of two prostitutes named Jale and Hale. His goal is to find them and rescue them from prostitution. Metin and Rıza find the women they are looking for in a brothel. They manage to get Jale and Hale out of there. Jale grew up in a wealthy but indifferent family environment and found herself in a brothel overnight. Hale, on the other hand, was a poor student who became accustomed to a luxurious lifestyle due to her friends and was swept into the nightlife. Rescuing Jale and Hale from the brothel will not be easy for Metin and Rıza.

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Directed By:Mehmet Aslan
Written By:Mehmet Aslan
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Runtime:66 minutes
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Mehmet Aslan

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Yılmaz Köksal

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Aytaç Arman

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Meral Orhonsay

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Mine Sun

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Gülten Kaya

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Tarık Şimşek

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Mehmet Aslan

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Oksan Ay

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Sıdıka Duruer

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Selahattin Ersoy

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Mehmet Ali Güngör

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