Turkish horror film ‘Soy’, which has recently drawn attention following its release in Turkey, is set to hit cinemas in Bangladesh on November 13.

Star Cineplex is bringing the supernatural horror film to local audiences.

Directed by Maxim Alexandre, ‘Soy’ revolves around a family curse, ancient Egyptian mysteries, evil forces and a mysterious mansion.

The story begins with the looting of an ancient Egyptian tomb nearly 60 years ago. During the incident, a man named Murat discovers an ancient painting, unknowingly unleashing a terrifying curse.

The curse separates Murat from his family, forcing him to spend his life confined to a dark mansion in Istanbul.

Years later, as Murat lies on his deathbed, he summons his grandson Can to the mansion. Can, the central character, travels to the family's mysterious old residence with his girlfriend Basak and a group of friends.

Their visit soon turns into a nightmare as a thick fog cuts the mansion off from the outside world. Gradually, the dark secrets of the family's past begin to emerge, revealing the connection between the mansion and an ancient Egyptian curse.

The evil force awakens once again through the cursed painting, triggering distrust, betrayal and a series of supernatural attacks among the friends.

As the horrifying events unfold, Basak faces a crucial decision that could determine the future of the entire family.

The film combines ancient Egyptian mysteries with a contemporary Turkish horror narrative, building suspense around an isolated mansion, hidden family secrets and an evil force passed down through generations.

Moving beyond the jinn-based narratives often associated with Turkish horror, ‘Soy’ explores the themes of ancient curses, psychological fear and family secrets.