Wednesday Addams
The iconic title character stars in her own horror and gothic TV series.
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A young couple, Çetin and Oya, seek privacy at a hotel but are caught in a tense triangle when Oya becomes secretly entangled with one of Çetin’s companions, sparking betrayal and emotional turmoil. As the situation escalates, unexpected twists reveal darker motives connected to hotel intrigue, forcing Oya into morally complex decisions.
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A young couple, Çetin and Oya, seek privacy at a hotel but are caught in a tense triangle when Oya becomes secretly entangled with one of Çetin’s companions, sparking betrayal and emotional turmoil. As the situation escalates, unexpected twists reveal darker motives connected to hotel intrigue, forcing Oya into morally complex decisions.
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Studio:Barlık Film
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