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Nurse Fatma, believing that her daughter who drowned in the lake is not dead but asleep, digs her up from her grave after a while and brings her home. The woman, who has lost her sanity, eventually commits suicide by hanging herself. A man undergoing treatment for sleep disorders and having lost most of his memory begins to see this event, which took place years ago, in his nightmares. Why is he seeing these events, even though he has no connection to them? And he begins to investigate this event that took place years ago.
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Nurse Fatma, believing that her daughter who drowned in the lake is not dead but asleep, digs her up from her grave after a while and brings her home. The woman, who has lost her sanity, eventually commits suicide by hanging herself. A man undergoing treatment for sleep disorders and having lost most of his memory begins to see this event, which took place years ago, in his nightmares. Why is he seeing these events, even though he has no connection to them? And he begins to investigate this event that took place years ago.
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