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The Birds 

Asya, who is in the early stages of her pregnancy, slips into deep paranoia following the sudden disappearance of her colleague. Convinced that everyone around her is conspiring against her, this state brings her suppressed childhood traumas to the surface—traumas born under the shadow of her father and triggered by the death of a friend. Losing her grip on reality, the young woman ultimately causes a major tragedy that also involves her husband.
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Asya, who is in the early stages of her pregnancy, slips into deep paranoia following the sudden disappearance of her colleague. Convinced that everyone around her is conspiring against her, this state brings her suppressed childhood traumas to the surface—traumas born under the shadow of her father and triggered by the death of a friend. Losing her grip on reality, the young woman ultimately causes a major tragedy that also involves her husband.

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Genre:Drama, Thriller
Directed By:Hilal Göğüş
Written By:Hilal Göğüş
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Runtime:19 minutes
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