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Things I Learned at 30

Things I Learned at 30

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Things I Learned at 30 is a short documentary about graffiti artist Chek's process of remaking his understanding of art through a chain of events he encountered during a difficult period in his life.

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Budget

$1000

Revenue

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Status

Released

Original Language

Turkish

Runtime

21 mins

Rating

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Release Date

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Country

Turkey

Cast

Hasan Alveroğlu

Hasan Alveroğlu

CHEK (Himself)

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