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Ghosts of Yakutsk
The film explores classic urban legends of the republic's capital, immersing viewers in the unsettling confines of a haunted apartment. It's an adaptation of a terrifying true crime story from the popular podcast "Paranormal Yakutsk".
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The film explores classic urban legends of the republic's capital, immersing viewers in the unsettling confines of a haunted apartment. It's an adaptation of a terrifying true crime story from the popular podcast "Paranormal Yakutsk".
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