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Sophisticated black magic were hatched by a malignant sheikh and a mother who came back to visit her son and his wife. The black magic purpose were inconspicuous but it ended up with a crime committed by the wife on her husband.
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Sophisticated black magic were hatched by a malignant sheikh and a mother who came back to visit her son and his wife. The black magic purpose were inconspicuous but it ended up with a crime committed by the wife on her husband.
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Genre:Horror, Thriller
Written By:Volkan Akbaş, Özgür Akbaş
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Runtime:74 minutes
Studio:Pinema, Retro Productions
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