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When 12-year-old Leyla, who is unsure of the power of faith, comes into contact with objects used in rituals involving summoning spirits and black magic, terrible events unfold.
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When 12-year-old Leyla, who is unsure of the power of faith, comes into contact with objects used in rituals involving summoning spirits and black magic, terrible events unfold.
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Genre:Horror
Written By:Tarık Çiçek
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Studio:Apollon Film
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