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Tamaya İfrit 

A cult is trying to summon the demon, who was imprisoned in a necklace by Gosha Tamaya, by sacrificing young girls. The police department manages to get a hold of the cult leader, and the commission officer takes the chain back home. Unfortunately, his sister brings the chain along when going on a holiday with her friends, where they set up a camp next to a castle; a castle where the demon was imprisoned in a long time ago.
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A cult is trying to summon the demon, who was imprisoned in a necklace by Gosha Tamaya, by sacrificing young girls. The police department manages to get a hold of the cult leader, and the commission officer takes the chain back home. Unfortunately, his sister brings the chain along when going on a holiday with her friends, where they set up a camp next to a castle; a castle where the demon was imprisoned in a long time ago.

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Genre:Horror, Thriller
Written By:Serkant Yaşar Kutlubay
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Runtime:73 minutes
Studio:Özen Film, Kutlubay Film

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