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Özgür, who has just moved into a new house, finds a phone that he doesn't know belongs to anyone. Özgür's life is turned upside down when he answers a call from an unknown number. Threatened by the person on the other end of the line, Özgür is forced to carry out the instructions given to him to the letter. His first task is to invite strangers into his home and endure a tense standoff that will last until dawn.
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Özgür, who has just moved into a new house, finds a phone that he doesn't know belongs to anyone. Özgür's life is turned upside down when he answers a call from an unknown number. Threatened by the person on the other end of the line, Özgür is forced to carry out the instructions given to him to the letter. His first task is to invite strangers into his home and endure a tense standoff that will last until dawn.
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