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Devil’s Invitation
Murat, who is a university student, lives with his girlfriend Ece. Ece's psychology, who has been having strange dreams recently, breaks down day by day. One day, Murat comes home with his friend Oğuz and drinks something. Meanwhile, Ece, who is sleeping in her room, suddenly wakes up having the same dream again. Murat and Oğuz, who are saddened by Ece's situation, start to investigate the dream that Ece has lasting. Their investigation brings with it a series of horrors.
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Murat, who is a university student, lives with his girlfriend Ece. Ece's psychology, who has been having strange dreams recently, breaks down day by day. One day, Murat comes home with his friend Oğuz and drinks something. Meanwhile, Ece, who is sleeping in her room, suddenly wakes up having the same dream again. Murat and Oğuz, who are saddened by Ece's situation, start to investigate the dream that Ece has lasting. Their investigation brings with it a series of horrors.
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Genre:Horror, Comedy
Written By:Mustafa Nebi Filik
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Runtime:72 minutes
Studio:Skypic Films
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