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Young Girls 

İskender is a young actor. He cannot turn down the request of an old friend of his who is the school’s manager and starts working there as an elocutionist. All his students are impressed by him; they bet on who will be able to make İskender fall in love with her.
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İskender is a young actor. He cannot turn down the request of an old friend of his who is the school’s manager and starts working there as an elocutionist. All his students are impressed by him; they bet on who will be able to make İskender fall in love with her.

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Genre:Comedy, Drama, Romance
Directed By:Nevzat Pesen
Written By:Nevzat Pesen
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Runtime:99 minutes
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