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Mihrez 3: Cin Bebek
Third movie in the “Mihrez” franchise. Selma and Muzaffer are newlyweds. Their child is born under mysterious circumstances. However, this birth seems to foreshadow certain events that took place in the past. After the birth, strange events occur in the village and within the family, and a great curse begins.
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Third movie in the “Mihrez” franchise. Selma and Muzaffer are newlyweds. Their child is born under mysterious circumstances. However, this birth seems to foreshadow certain events that took place in the past. After the birth, strange events occur in the village and within the family, and a great curse begins.
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Genre:Horror
Written By:Raziye Sultan
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Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:Makinist Film
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