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Pop star Berkcan, who is constantly in the tabloid headlines, is lynched on social media after an unfortunate incident. Under public pressure, the court sentences Berkcan to live in a village for six months, away from his glamorous life and technology. Berkcan, who is going through a very difficult time, only knows the teacher Zeynep and her sister in the village.
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Pop star Berkcan, who is constantly in the tabloid headlines, is lynched on social media after an unfortunate incident. Under public pressure, the court sentences Berkcan to live in a village for six months, away from his glamorous life and technology. Berkcan, who is going through a very difficult time, only knows the teacher Zeynep and her sister in the village.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Koray Yeltekin
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Studio:Cinephone Entertainment, Eyes Yapim, Mrt Film
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