YEG: A Turkic Folktale
A desperate father prays to Tengri to save his sick son. When a mysterious stranger arrives with dark tales of ancient Turkic dragons, fear, madness, and curses consume the family, leading them toward a bloody and tragic fate.
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A desperate father prays to Tengri to save his sick son. When a mysterious stranger arrives with dark tales of ancient Turkic dragons, fear, madness, and curses consume the family, leading them toward a bloody and tragic fate.
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Genre:Horror, Fantasy
Written By:Hasan Bardakcı, Onur Can Sıgırcı
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Runtime:15 minutes
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