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Ozan is a highly successful lawyer. With his success, he has become arrogant and insensitive. The events he experiences on his birthday turn his whole life upside down. The nightmares he experiences are leading him step by step toward an inevitable end. The only way to solve the strange and mysterious events that have befallen him is to come to terms with himself. Death's cold breath has begun to remind him of itself.
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Ozan is a highly successful lawyer. With his success, he has become arrogant and insensitive. The events he experiences on his birthday turn his whole life upside down. The nightmares he experiences are leading him step by step toward an inevitable end. The only way to solve the strange and mysterious events that have befallen him is to come to terms with himself. Death's cold breath has begun to remind him of itself.
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Genre:Horror
Written By:Murat Toktamışoğlu
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Studio:The Hub Project
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