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Doğa is a young woman who becomes pregnant by a jinn named Ziffar. With the birth of the jinn baby, the jinn tribes want to claim ownership of the baby. Therefore, the jinn tribes take over human bodies and pursue the baby. Finding herself in the midst of a nightmare, Doğa has no choice but to fight. To escape the jinn tribe seeking to take the baby, Doğa is forced to make a deal with a Muslim jinn tribe.
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Doğa is a young woman who becomes pregnant by a jinn named Ziffar. With the birth of the jinn baby, the jinn tribes want to claim ownership of the baby. Therefore, the jinn tribes take over human bodies and pursue the baby. Finding herself in the midst of a nightmare, Doğa has no choice but to fight. To escape the jinn tribe seeking to take the baby, Doğa is forced to make a deal with a Muslim jinn tribe.
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Genre:Horror
Written By:Bülent Aydoslu
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