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"Kagittan Hayatlar" conta a história de um catador de papel que passa a cuidar de um garotinho e se vê envolvido nos traumas do passado. Este filme é bem dramático e forte, não tinha como fugir disso ao tratar de uma história tão sensível. Se você não gostar de um melodrama sobre luta de classes e como são duras outras realidades - além da brasileira - é melhor assistir algo mais leve. No entanto, se você quiser se emocionar, esta é a produção ideal. "Kagittan Hayatlar" faz um paralelo muito interessante sobre como nos espelhamos em tudo que vivemos - especialmente na infância - e que não queremos cometer os mesmos erros que os nossos pais.
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Mehmet is a cherished fellow who runs the solid waste warehouse in the neighborhood, he helps everyone in need, especially homeless children and teenagers since he was one too.
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