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Esra and Orhan live together in Istanbul. After her mother's death, Esra married her father and was raised by her paternal grandmother. When his grandmother passed away, he came to Istanbul and did not return to his village for many years. Esra returns to her village with Orhan with the news of her father's death.
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Esra and Orhan live together in Istanbul. After her mother's death, Esra married her father and was raised by her paternal grandmother. When his grandmother passed away, he came to Istanbul and did not return to his village for many years. Esra returns to her village with Orhan with the news of her father's death.
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Genre:Horror
Written By:İlker Tunçay
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Runtime:67 minutes
Studio:Chantier Films
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