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Tells the thrilling story of fear and adventure that begins when a group of university students studying psychology, guided by their professor, visit a village under the influence of supernatural beings.
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Tells the thrilling story of fear and adventure that begins when a group of university students studying psychology, guided by their professor, visit a village under the influence of supernatural beings.
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Genre:Horror
Written By:Servet Aksoy, Şafak Güçlü
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Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:Sea Film
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