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Mutter: The Diary of a Mother (2026)
On the fog-drenched Black Sea coast, a woman gives birth to a being that defies nature. As her body and mind begin to unravel, love becomes both her devotion and her disease.
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On the fog-drenched Black Sea coast, a woman gives birth to a being that defies nature. As her body and mind begin to unravel, love becomes both her devotion and her disease.
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Genre:Horror, Mystery, Thriller, Drama
Written By:Alphan Eşeli
In Theaters:6/6/2026
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Runtime:99 minutes
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