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Vesnan 

Yasemin and Engin's happy marriage turns into a nightmare when Engin mysteriously disappears. Despite all the calls from Engin's brother Umut and Umut's wife Pelin, there is no news from Engin for about three months. Taking some rumors into consideration, Yasemin and Umut decide to consult a psychic named Yasemin.Yasemin's brother Baran, and Umut's wife Pelin, contact Fatma Auntie, who has a strong metaphysical side, after three months of no news from Engin despite all their efforts to find him. Fatma Auntie tells them that a young girl has cast a very powerful spell on Engin and that he is now under the control of jinns.
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Yasemin and Engin's happy marriage turns into a nightmare when Engin mysteriously disappears. Despite all the calls from Engin's brother Umut and Umut's wife Pelin, there is no news from Engin for about three months. Taking some rumors into consideration, Yasemin and Umut decide to consult a psychic named Yasemin.Yasemin's brother Baran, and Umut's wife Pelin, contact Fatma Auntie, who has a strong metaphysical side, after three months of no news from Engin despite all their efforts to find him. Fatma Auntie tells them that a young girl has cast a very powerful spell on Engin and that he is now under the control of jinns.

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Genre:Horror
Directed By:Bülent Orçin
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Studio:Orçin Yapım

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