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Zeccac 

Yaren is a teacher in a small town. About to marry Burak, Yaren is shocked when her closest friend, Aysel, disappears before the wedding. What she doesn't know is that her beloved husband, Burak, has killed Aysel and her unborn child. Burak, who is very wealthy, moved into a makeshift family home after declaring bankruptcy following the marriage. Yaren, whose mental state is in shambles, is haunted by a malevolent presence. As her marriage deteriorates and problems escalate to an unbearable extent, the haunting reaches its final stage and enters the house through the front door. As terrifying moments unfold, even deeper secrets lie hidden behind the already concealed truths.
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Yaren is a teacher in a small town. About to marry Burak, Yaren is shocked when her closest friend, Aysel, disappears before the wedding. What she doesn't know is that her beloved husband, Burak, has killed Aysel and her unborn child. Burak, who is very wealthy, moved into a makeshift family home after declaring bankruptcy following the marriage. Yaren, whose mental state is in shambles, is haunted by a malevolent presence. As her marriage deteriorates and problems escalate to an unbearable extent, the haunting reaches its final stage and enters the house through the front door. As terrifying moments unfold, even deeper secrets lie hidden behind the already concealed truths.

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Genre:Horror
Directed By:Anastasiya Budakva
Written By:Anastasiya Budakva
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Studio:Mert Yapım Medya

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