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Melis is a 24-year-old college graduate. One day, her college friend Tülay takes Melis to a party thrown by their old college friends. However, the host of the party is Uğur, Melis's ex-boyfriend who is still obsessed with her. At the house, there is no one else besides Uğur, Melis, Tülay, and Tülay's boyfriend Burak. Under the influence of synthetic drugs he had taken, Uğur loses control and kills Melis by the end of the night. A month later, Melis's spirit is brought back by a teacher. Now it is time for Melis to take revenge on those who harmed her...
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Melis is a 24-year-old college graduate. One day, her college friend Tülay takes Melis to a party thrown by their old college friends. However, the host of the party is Uğur, Melis's ex-boyfriend who is still obsessed with her. At the house, there is no one else besides Uğur, Melis, Tülay, and Tülay's boyfriend Burak. Under the influence of synthetic drugs he had taken, Uğur loses control and kills Melis by the end of the night. A month later, Melis's spirit is brought back by a teacher. Now it is time for Melis to take revenge on those who harmed her...
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Written By:Ibrahim Vurmaz
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