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A Delivery from Hell 

A package arrives at their doorsteps. There is no sender's name. No explanation as to why it was delivered to them. But the moment they open it, their lives spiral into a nightmare. One by one, lives are put on the line. Now, the question is no longer how to avoid the package, but how to escape the curse once they have received it.
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A package arrives at their doorsteps. There is no sender's name. No explanation as to why it was delivered to them. But the moment they open it, their lives spiral into a nightmare. One by one, lives are put on the line. Now, the question is no longer how to avoid the package, but how to escape the curse once they have received it.

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Genre:Horror, Mystery, Thriller
Directed By:Dinna Jasanti
Written By:Obe Karel, Titien Wattimena, Ambaridzki Ramadhantyo
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Runtime:98 minutes
Studio:BASE Entertainment, PK Films, Applause Entertainment, ARENDI, Laspro, Mengudara

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