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Yavuz, separated from his wife Ayşe, is a classroom teacher who lives an ordinary life between school and home. Yavuz's life takes a completely different turn when a female student named Amber comes to his class, who does not talk to anyone. One day before Amber came to school, Yavuz saw her in his dreams. This dream is the beginning of everything again. Yavuz, who is trying to solve the strange events with the help of his friend Selim, learns that he has been taken prisoner by the jinn. Although he married with great love, Yavuz, who later divorced of his own accord, became suspicious of his ex-wife Ayşe. Ayşe's father is a well-known demon teacher, so he thinks that Ayşe sent the demons. Yavuz is right in his thought, but Ayşe's reason for doing this is different.
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Yavuz, separated from his wife Ayşe, is a classroom teacher who lives an ordinary life between school and home. Yavuz's life takes a completely different turn when a female student named Amber comes to his class, who does not talk to anyone. One day before Amber came to school, Yavuz saw her in his dreams. This dream is the beginning of everything again. Yavuz, who is trying to solve the strange events with the help of his friend Selim, learns that he has been taken prisoner by the jinn. Although he married with great love, Yavuz, who later divorced of his own accord, became suspicious of his ex-wife Ayşe. Ayşe's father is a well-known demon teacher, so he thinks that Ayşe sent the demons. Yavuz is right in his thought, but Ayşe's reason for doing this is different.
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Genre:Horror
Written By:Vural Tumbar
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