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After their mother's passing, Hea Cheng and Hea Li chose a burial site, believing it would bring peace and prosperity. Their youngest brother, overlooked due to his poverty, seemed unimportant. Years later, their fortunes crumbled while he thrived. When the grave was disturbed, unsettling truths emerged, revealing hidden betrayals and deep family rifts.
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After their mother's passing, Hea Cheng and Hea Li chose a burial site, believing it would bring peace and prosperity. Their youngest brother, overlooked due to his poverty, seemed unimportant. Years later, their fortunes crumbled while he thrived. When the grave was disturbed, unsettling truths emerged, revealing hidden betrayals and deep family rifts.
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Genre:Horror, Drama
Written By:Ngoeuy Bunrath
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Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:Sastra Film
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