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During the period of the collapse of the Ottoman Empire, a woman who reluctantly went to a gloomy Istanbul mansion as a bride, and the mysterious owner of the mansion, will go on a journey to the dark secrets of the past together.
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During the period of the collapse of the Ottoman Empire, a woman who reluctantly went to a gloomy Istanbul mansion as a bride, and the mysterious owner of the mansion, will go on a journey to the dark secrets of the past together.
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Genre:Mystery, Thriller, Horror
Written By:Erman Bostan
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Box Office:$860,000
Runtime:134 minutes
Studio:WOW Studios, A90 Pictures
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