Aku Harus Mati
Mala, a woman in debt due to her hedonistic lifestyle in the city, returns to an orphanage to find solace and reunite with her old friends. However, after experiencing a strange event, she, Tiwi, and Nugra, embark on a journey to a mysterious house in the middle of the forest plagued by evil spirits. The journey uncovers dark secrets from a family's past and leads Mala on a journey to find her true identity.
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Mala, a woman in debt due to her hedonistic lifestyle in the city, returns to an orphanage to find solace and reunite with her old friends. However, after experiencing a strange event, she, Tiwi, and Nugra, embark on a journey to a mysterious house in the middle of the forest plagued by evil spirits. The journey uncovers dark secrets from a family's past and leads Mala on a journey to find her true identity.
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Genre:Horror
Written By:Aroe Ama, Astryd Diana Savitri
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Runtime:98 minutes
Studio:Rollink Action
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