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Let's Sin
2014
· Movie
· 115 min
B
MEANRANK
73/100
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A reserved and lonely man becomes infatuated with a free-spirited and unpredictable woman. Drawn into her chaotic world, he experiences a lifestyle of impulsive decisions and hedonistic pleasures that is entirely foreign to him. This relationship pushes him beyond his comfort zone, forcing him to confront his own desires and the consequences of abandoning his previously structured and safe existence.
Details
- Director
- Onur Ünlü
- Writer
- Onur Ünlü
- Released
- 18 April 2014
- Country
- Turkey
- Language
- Turkish
- Runtime
- 115 min
- Box office
- $686.5K
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