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Choosing horror stories and myths for his master's thesis at the university, Ceyhun and his two friends go to places where they find scary events on the internet and conduct interviews and research. But later they realize that some of these events are real. The team leaves Ceyhun alone in the face of the jinn and beings they see.
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Choosing horror stories and myths for his master's thesis at the university, Ceyhun and his two friends go to places where they find scary events on the internet and conduct interviews and research. But later they realize that some of these events are real. The team leaves Ceyhun alone in the face of the jinn and beings they see.
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Genre:Horror
Written By:Onur Aldoğan
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Runtime:75 minutes
Studio:Cinemoon Film, Onn Productions
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