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Tutkum, a university student, is researching an old necklace for her thesis. Guided by her professor, she will visit another professor to hear about past events related to the necklace.
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Tutkum, a university student, is researching an old necklace for her thesis. Guided by her professor, she will visit another professor to hear about past events related to the necklace.
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Genre:Horror, Action
Written By:Ahmet Arpacı
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Runtime:72 minutes
Studio:Özüm Medya
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