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Sinsiran: Yasak Aşk
Nermin, a married woman, is having an illicit affair with her lover. With his help, she performs a spell so that she can be with him. However, the consequences of this spell are dire. Because of the spell, Nermin's sister Seher is raped and murdered. Nermin's husband Bedri struggles with terrible nightmares every night. Unaware that he is battling Sinsiran, the most dangerous of the jinn, Bedri finds a glimmer of hope through his coworker Murat. Thanks to Murat, Bedri meets Can, who directs him to Sakine, giving him a glimmer of hope for salvation. Bedri immediately sets off for Sakine's village. However, things in the village will take a dangerous turn...
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Nermin, a married woman, is having an illicit affair with her lover. With his help, she performs a spell so that she can be with him. However, the consequences of this spell are dire. Because of the spell, Nermin's sister Seher is raped and murdered. Nermin's husband Bedri struggles with terrible nightmares every night. Unaware that he is battling Sinsiran, the most dangerous of the jinn, Bedri finds a glimmer of hope through his coworker Murat. Thanks to Murat, Bedri meets Can, who directs him to Sakine, giving him a glimmer of hope for salvation. Bedri immediately sets off for Sakine's village. However, things in the village will take a dangerous turn...
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Genre:Horror
Written By:Abdulkadir Ortayol
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