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Zehra discusses how her personal experiences shaped the story, reflecting on middle-class families in diverse societies like Turkey — families caught in cycles of communication breakdown, mental health struggles, and emotional inheritance. Together with Baran, they share how collaboration, color, and symbolism built a story that feels both intimate and universal.
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