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Ecinni 4: Ecel 

Zeynep has been seeing some beings for a while. Upon this situation, Zeynep and her family set out to find out why what happened. Meanwhile, Zeynep's 6-year-old sister, Elif, mysteriously disappears. Although the evidence indicates that Zeynep pushed Elif into the well, no trace of Elif was found in the well for 2 months. When her mother sets out to search for her daughter again, she is forced to face grim realities.
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Zeynep has been seeing some beings for a while. Upon this situation, Zeynep and her family set out to find out why what happened. Meanwhile, Zeynep's 6-year-old sister, Elif, mysteriously disappears. Although the evidence indicates that Zeynep pushed Elif into the well, no trace of Elif was found in the well for 2 months. When her mother sets out to search for her daughter again, she is forced to face grim realities.

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Genre:Horror
Directed By:Mehmet Saglam
Written By:Mehmet Saglam
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Runtime:83 minutes
Studio:Saglam Film

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