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Aydin and his wife Bahar arrive at the remote village in accordance with the assignment of the company he works for. However, they soon become suspicious and as a result do not follow the task they were assigned to complete. Unable to leave, the young couple is forced to live in the house with fear and anxiety. Despite that, the situation doesn't stop them from having romantic moments with each other.
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Aydin and his wife Bahar arrive at the remote village in accordance with the assignment of the company he works for. However, they soon become suspicious and as a result do not follow the task they were assigned to complete. Unable to leave, the young couple is forced to live in the house with fear and anxiety. Despite that, the situation doesn't stop them from having romantic moments with each other.
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Genre:Comedy, Horror
Written By:Rasul Abbasov, Elşad Zarafatsız, Ramil Adiloglu
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Runtime:81 minutes
Studio:Adiloglu FILM
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