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A Matter of Time
Humeera, a heartbroken woman who locks herself in her house, meets a ghost catcher called Palupi who shows Humeera how to catch ghosts and also accidentally introduces Humeera to a ghost that can make her feel better.
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Humeera, a heartbroken woman who locks herself in her house, meets a ghost catcher called Palupi who shows Humeera how to catch ghosts and also accidentally introduces Humeera to a ghost that can make her feel better.
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Genre:Comedy, Romance, Fantasy
Written By:Roufy Nasution
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Runtime:28 minutes
Studio:Gerombolan Struzzo
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