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Tolga, the son of a wealthy family, wants to escape his family's pressure. He leaves home and embarks on a boat trip without knowing where he is going. On the same boat, he meets Meral, who, like him, has set out on a journey without her family's consent. During the trip, Tolga and Meral get to know each other closely, and a love affair develops between them.
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Tolga, the son of a wealthy family, wants to escape his family's pressure. He leaves home and embarks on a boat trip without knowing where he is going. On the same boat, he meets Meral, who, like him, has set out on a journey without her family's consent. During the trip, Tolga and Meral get to know each other closely, and a love affair develops between them.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Gülin Tokat
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Studio:Uzman Film
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