"Eleanor The Great"Certainly Is
“Eleanor The Great” is a feel-good story that explores how we cope with grief and loss while educating us about the horrors of the Holocaust.
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A young girl in a deep void, her new roommate, and a mysterious voice coming from the depths of the internet, the media of the moment. Melike, who has just emerged from a long-term relationship, discovers a new power within herself as she encounters new people in her life. But this power becomes her greatest dilemma. A story dominated by magic and the Deep Web. After this story, only one question will remain in your mind: Is the Deep Web or is it the Antichrist himself?
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A young girl in a deep void, her new roommate, and a mysterious voice coming from the depths of the internet, the media of the moment. Melike, who has just emerged from a long-term relationship, discovers a new power within herself as she encounters new people in her life. But this power becomes her greatest dilemma. A story dominated by magic and the Deep Web. After this story, only one question will remain in your mind: Is the Deep Web or is it the Antichrist himself?
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Genre:Horror
Written By:Zahid Çetinkaya, Yagmur Caner
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Studio:Pratik Film
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