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Muamma: The Djinn’s Fetus
Bayram and Gül live a modest life with their son Ali in a quiet village in Anatolia. Everything changes when strange, unexplained events begin to occur in their home. While Bayram and Gül seek help from religious scholars to unravel the mystery, Ali, a young man who uses science as a guide and acts logically, denies what is happening. However, the situation soon spirals out of control. The darkness in the house begins to directly target Ali. His psychology begins to crumble, and his perception of reality is shaken.
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Bayram and Gül live a modest life with their son Ali in a quiet village in Anatolia. Everything changes when strange, unexplained events begin to occur in their home. While Bayram and Gül seek help from religious scholars to unravel the mystery, Ali, a young man who uses science as a guide and acts logically, denies what is happening. However, the situation soon spirals out of control. The darkness in the house begins to directly target Ali. His psychology begins to crumble, and his perception of reality is shaken.
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Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:Samandağ Film, CJ ENM Turkey
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