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Yasemin, who lives with her sister Ayşe, has a beautiful relationship with her fiancé Ufuk. However, their happy life is shattered after Ayşe's nightmares come true. A spell cast by a sorcerer using infidel jinn causes certain entities from the Cuhenna tribe to haunt Yasemin.
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Yasemin, who lives with her sister Ayşe, has a beautiful relationship with her fiancé Ufuk. However, their happy life is shattered after Ayşe's nightmares come true. A spell cast by a sorcerer using infidel jinn causes certain entities from the Cuhenna tribe to haunt Yasemin.
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Genre:Horror
Written By:Hasan Gökalp
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Runtime:76 minutes
Studio:IGA Medya, MC Film
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