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Tanah 

Tanah focuses on the life of a young woman who is devastated after her separation. Unable to recover from the breakup, Ebru decides to leave the city she lives in. Ebru, who settled in a small seaside town through her university friend Leyla, finds herself in unexpected events.
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Tanah focuses on the life of a young woman who is devastated after her separation. Unable to recover from the breakup, Ebru decides to leave the city she lives in. Ebru, who settled in a small seaside town through her university friend Leyla, finds herself in unexpected events.

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Genre:Horror
Directed By:Mert Can Kesim
Written By:Sezer Doğurğa
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