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This documentary moves chronologically through Black representation in horror films, revealing the genre's connections to Black history.
Feride
Feride grew up in the "Mehribonlik Uyy". She falls in love with a young man named Farhad. However, the young man's father opposes their relationship. Feride, who entered university, meets Farhad there too. Their relationship deepens. There, Feride becomes friends with a fellow student named Nargiz, who is the daughter of a wealthy family. However, Nargiz also falls in love with Farhad. As a result, a love triangle arises. However, Farhad's heart was with Feride. Feride, on the other hand, was not worthy of Farhad's family. What will her fate be now? Can Farhad fight for his love? What about Nargiz? Can the girl who has achieved everything in life and learned to give up her feelings for Farhad?
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Feride grew up in the "Mehribonlik Uyy". She falls in love with a young man named Farhad. However, the young man's father opposes their relationship. Feride, who entered university, meets Farhad there too. Their relationship deepens. There, Feride becomes friends with a fellow student named Nargiz, who is the daughter of a wealthy family. However, Nargiz also falls in love with Farhad. As a result, a love triangle arises. However, Farhad's heart was with Feride. Feride, on the other hand, was not worthy of Farhad's family. What will her fate be now? Can Farhad fight for his love? What about Nargiz? Can the girl who has achieved everything in life and learned to give up her feelings for Farhad?
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