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Saadet is a woman who experienced trauma during her childhood due to strange events that befell her parents. Wanting to escape from the trauma that ruined her life, Saadet embarks on a journey where time repeats itself endlessly and becomes trapped in a parallel universe. The unfortunate woman will search for a way to escape from the labyrinth she has fallen into.
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Saadet is a woman who experienced trauma during her childhood due to strange events that befell her parents. Wanting to escape from the trauma that ruined her life, Saadet embarks on a journey where time repeats itself endlessly and becomes trapped in a parallel universe. The unfortunate woman will search for a way to escape from the labyrinth she has fallen into.
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Genre:Horror
Written By:Mustafa Miraç Kaya
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Studio:EMA Pictures
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