Azazil 2: Büyü
Sedat is a young man who is successful in his career but equally unsuccessful and unhappy in his personal life. Especially after the birth of his young daughter İlayda, his relationship with his wife Aylin deteriorates day by day. Esma, a young and beautiful woman who crosses his path, quickly makes Sedat fall in love with her and destroys his already crumbling marriage. However, it is not just Sedat's marriage that is destroyed. Over time, Sedat, Aylin, and their young daughter İlayda fall under the influence of a powerful spell. Azazil's new target is this family, whose bonds have grown weak.
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Sedat is a young man who is successful in his career but equally unsuccessful and unhappy in his personal life. Especially after the birth of his young daughter İlayda, his relationship with his wife Aylin deteriorates day by day. Esma, a young and beautiful woman who crosses his path, quickly makes Sedat fall in love with her and destroys his already crumbling marriage. However, it is not just Sedat's marriage that is destroyed. Over time, Sedat, Aylin, and their young daughter İlayda fall under the influence of a powerful spell. Azazil's new target is this family, whose bonds have grown weak.
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Genre:Horror, Mystery, Drama
Written By:Murat Gürvardar
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Studio:MC Film
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