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Title	Plot (2018)
Run Time	02h 05 min
File Size	847 MB
Classification	SDDS 1440p BDRip
File Name	plot_CVt1L.mov
Released	3 years 2 months 29 days ago

Synopsis

American, German and Russian agents, who flocked to the village to examine the falling meteorites, began to buy the meteorites collected by the villagers by paying serious fees. Ismet tries to collect donations from the stones sold by the villagers through various plays. Ismet's son, Bahadir, dreams of being a famous singer and falls in love with the reporter Ceylan who came to the village to make news. While the villagers try to sell the stones at a high price, they have to fight with foreign agents on the one hand and Ismet on the other hand. Günebakan, a tranquil village in its own right, witnesses a chaos that has never been heard before.

Plot (2018)

Genre: Comedy
Cast: Theresa Luettgen III, Mr. Fabian Senger, Ms. Claudine Willms DDS, Rod Crona Jr., Willow Grimes II
Crew: Caner Erzincan (Director)
Release: 2018-09-28
Budget: $8,019,192
Revenue: $51,854,124
Private Household Cook: Edyth Langworth MD
Camera Repairer: Kimberly Feeney
Homeland Security: Jose Sipes
Professor: Laverna Stamm
Nuclear Monitoring Technician: Prof. Erika Baumbach
Social Worker: Dr. Enoch Predovic Sr.
Career Counselor: Jeanie Larkin
Veterinarian: Candace O'Connell Jr.
Surveying Technician: Rachel Kirlin
Cleaners of Vehicles: Prof. Triston Daniel
License Clerk: Linnea Windler IV

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