Black Swan and its dark feminine energy
Every movement becomes a question of identity. To become who we are meant to be. In order to reach that we often have to shed who we once were, and that shedding can sometimes be so brutal it’s ungraceful.
Aşgar: Cin Vadisi (2019)
Mahsun is a young man who works as a goat herder. The young man, who constantly has nightmares, finds himself in the courtyard of the Seyitbattalgazi Tomb one night, without knowing how he got there. Mahsun is overcome with fear when he notices a constant ringing in his ears and jinns that resemble humans in front of him. Trying to make sense of this surreal mix of reality and fantasy, Mahsun finds himself facing increasingly bizarre situations as each day passes. Every night, he falls asleep at home but wakes up in different places. Eventually, he reaches a major crossroads: the young man must either continue fleeing his fears or confront them head-on to free himself from this torment.
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Mahsun is a young man who works as a goat herder. The young man, who constantly has nightmares, finds himself in the courtyard of the Seyitbattalgazi Tomb one night, without knowing how he got there. Mahsun is overcome with fear when he notices a constant ringing in his ears and jinns that resemble humans in front of him. Trying to make sense of this surreal mix of reality and fantasy, Mahsun finds himself facing increasingly bizarre situations as each day passes. Every night, he falls asleep at home but wakes up in different places. Eventually, he reaches a major crossroads: the young man must either continue fleeing his fears or confront them head-on to free himself from this torment.
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Genre:Horror
Written By:Yahya Al
In Theaters:4/12/2019
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Studio:BKare Film, NKB Yapim
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