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Zeynel, who is studying philosophy, shows a curiosity and enthusiasm for metaphysical subjects far beyond her other friends. For this reason, he is exposed to the endless ridicule of his schoolmates. Meanwhile, nine friends make a show of courage by going to a cemetery at night, but the curse they awaken will turn the night's entertainment into a nightmare. Survival will not be easy...c
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Zeynel, who is studying philosophy, shows a curiosity and enthusiasm for metaphysical subjects far beyond her other friends. For this reason, he is exposed to the endless ridicule of his schoolmates. Meanwhile, nine friends make a show of courage by going to a cemetery at night, but the curse they awaken will turn the night's entertainment into a nightmare. Survival will not be easy...c
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