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Alamet-i Kıyamet
Alamet-i Kıyamet takes a different perspective on the events that took place in our country and around the world in 1999, approaching them from a horror genre angle. At the heart of the story is Büşra Çubukçuoğlu, who portrays the character Elif. When you meet Funda Ersin, Belgi Saygı, and other peculiar characters who portray Elif's neighbors in apartment 72, you will find yourself praying for your own neighbors.
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Alamet-i Kıyamet takes a different perspective on the events that took place in our country and around the world in 1999, approaching them from a horror genre angle. At the heart of the story is Büşra Çubukçuoğlu, who portrays the character Elif. When you meet Funda Ersin, Belgi Saygı, and other peculiar characters who portray Elif's neighbors in apartment 72, you will find yourself praying for your own neighbors.
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Genre:Horror
Written By:Doğa Can Anafarta
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Studio:Pinema, Asteros Film
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