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Semum 

Rising from a pitch-black pit of hell, Semum sets his sights on an earthly target: Canan. The quiet, peaceful life that Canan and her husband Volkan dreamed of in their newly moved home is soon shattered. Driven by cruel and malevolent intent, Semum begins a slow and terrifying transformation, turning Canan into something no longer human. As hellish nightmares bleed into reality, Satan’s most loyal servant Semum, takes possession of Canan’s body. Why has this innocent woman been chosen as his target? And will the gates of hell opened for an ordinary human ever be closed?
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Rising from a pitch-black pit of hell, Semum sets his sights on an earthly target: Canan. The quiet, peaceful life that Canan and her husband Volkan dreamed of in their newly moved home is soon shattered. Driven by cruel and malevolent intent, Semum begins a slow and terrifying transformation, turning Canan into something no longer human. As hellish nightmares bleed into reality, Satan’s most loyal servant Semum, takes possession of Canan’s body. Why has this innocent woman been chosen as his target? And will the gates of hell opened for an ordinary human ever be closed?

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Genre:Horror
Directed By:Hasan Karacadağ
Written By:Hasan Karacadağ
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Runtime:117 minutes
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Director

Hasan Karacadağ

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Ayça İnci

Canan

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Burak Hakkı

Volkan

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Cem Kurtoğlu

Mikail Hoca

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Sefa Zengin

Raci

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Bahtiyar Engin

Macit

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Hakan Meriçliler

Dr. Oguz

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Levent Sülün

Ali

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Yıldırım Öcek

Emlakçı

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Nazlı Ceren Argon

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