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Ecinni 

Kadir is a successful university student. Shaken by the disappearance of his sister Duygu when he was only 7 years old, Kadir has been communicating with jinn ever since. Now a young man, Kadir is studying at the Faculty of Communication and has plans to make a documentary. Determined to film a documentary in a 400-year-old village from the Ottoman era, Kadir convinces his friends to join him and sets out on his journey.
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Kadir is a successful university student. Shaken by the disappearance of his sister Duygu when he was only 7 years old, Kadir has been communicating with jinn ever since. Now a young man, Kadir is studying at the Faculty of Communication and has plans to make a documentary. Determined to film a documentary in a 400-year-old village from the Ottoman era, Kadir convinces his friends to join him and sets out on his journey.

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Genre:Horror
Directed By:Mehmet Saglam
Written By:Mehmet Saglam
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Runtime:84 minutes
Studio:Saglam Film

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