The Curse of the Black Djinn

In The Curse of the Black Djinn, Inci's life takes a dark turn when her father kills her mother in a ritualistic act. This tragic event unleashes a curse that transfers to Inci, shaping her troubled upbringing. Raised by her uncle Hasan and aunt, alongside her sister Neriman and cousin Mehmet, Inci's childhood is marked by abuse and turmoil.

As she matures, Inci escapes the oppressive environment of the hotel where she grew up, only to find herself embroiled in a spiritual conflict against her sister Neriman and her uncle Hasan. The film explores the intersection of horror and psychological trauma, offering a gripping narrative that resonates with fans of independent horror cinema. With a runtime of 88 minutes, it delivers a tightly woven story that is both haunting and thought-provoking.