Chupa: A Movie Based on the Mythical Creature of the Same Name
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Seda, whose life has been shaken by a series of events and whose mental state has deteriorated, has lost all hope for the future. She wants to pay back the price for the pain she has suffered and the experiences she has endured. What she experiences at the moment of death is far beyond what she experienced while alive. The heart massage needed to bring Seda back to life is the beginning of unexpected events. During the CPR, her soul repeatedly leaves and returns to her body. During these comings and goings, Seda, who is drawn to the other world, falls under the influence of dark forces. Unable to understand the reason for what she is experiencing as she forms connections beyond her control, the woman finally confronts the truth.
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Seda, whose life has been shaken by a series of events and whose mental state has deteriorated, has lost all hope for the future. She wants to pay back the price for the pain she has suffered and the experiences she has endured. What she experiences at the moment of death is far beyond what she experienced while alive. The heart massage needed to bring Seda back to life is the beginning of unexpected events. During the CPR, her soul repeatedly leaves and returns to her body. During these comings and goings, Seda, who is drawn to the other world, falls under the influence of dark forces. Unable to understand the reason for what she is experiencing as she forms connections beyond her control, the woman finally confronts the truth.
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Genre:Horror
Written By:Seyda Sen
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