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3. Gece Habis 

Defne and her family moved to Istanbul after the earthquake. Suddenly, Defne's days became filled with nightmares. She began to suspect her family, but she had no proof. The first and second nights were filled with fear. On the morning of the third night, she learned about the curse on her. But what she learned was not just about the curse. It was that evil spirits would come for her on the third night.
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Defne and her family moved to Istanbul after the earthquake. Suddenly, Defne's days became filled with nightmares. She began to suspect her family, but she had no proof. The first and second nights were filled with fear. On the morning of the third night, she learned about the curse on her. But what she learned was not just about the curse. It was that evil spirits would come for her on the third night.

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Genre:Horror
Directed By:Anastasiya Budakva
Written By:Murat Güleç
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Studio:Mert Yapım Medya

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Anastasiya Budakva

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Bahar Tutkum Ertok

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Ozan Özdemir

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Elif Özçelik

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Jale Ak

Selma

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Mükremin Kaan Akkoç

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Tijen Tepeli

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Fatma Önal

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