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One hour before their wedding, Ceren and Semih, who make their final preparations at the hotel where the ceremony will be held, are forced to question their happiest days when their close friend Mert begins to reveal the secrets of the past.

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Ali and Ceren are two friends trying to make a living by acting. The fact that the theater plays directed by their mutual friend, Burak, is left without an audience and the interviews with the actors, which result in constant disappointment, cause disappointment to Ali one after the other.

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The world is ending, but the president of The Grand Turkish Republic won’t let that happen until he has a chicken schnitzel. Gleefully silly science fiction satire with political bite.

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Rimo and Zimo are two towns that are not very far from each other, divided by a small desert. Both towns’ people have stayed away from each other for a long time, feeling mutual hatred and fear. One day, two little rascals from Rimo, Bızdık and Minnik, decide to go to the desert for an adventure. Meanwhile, the Zimo Family enjoys a family picnic at the desert with their baby egg and little daughter.

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Cemil, a wannabe actor auditions for the villain role in a film. He can't get the role but the role gets him.

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One hour before their wedding, Ceren and Semih, who make their final preparations at the hotel where the ceremony will be held, are forced to question their happiest days when their close friend Mert begins to reveal the secrets of the past.

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Ali and Ceren are two friends trying to make a living by acting. The fact that the theater plays directed by their mutual friend, Burak, is left without an audience and the interviews with the actors, which result in constant disappointment, cause disappointment to Ali one after the other.

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The world is ending, but the president of The Grand Turkish Republic won’t let that happen until he has a chicken schnitzel. Gleefully silly science fiction satire with political bite.

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