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Ancak
A discouraged girl is forced to deal with a mystical disturbance caused by her grandmother’s heirloom stone mortar. Hanis did not realize that the strange sound of a stone mortar used to make ancak by his grandmother's ghost was a sign that he would inherit all the evil knowledge belonging to his grandmother's ghost.
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A discouraged girl is forced to deal with a mystical disturbance caused by her grandmother’s heirloom stone mortar. Hanis did not realize that the strange sound of a stone mortar used to make ancak by his grandmother's ghost was a sign that he would inherit all the evil knowledge belonging to his grandmother's ghost.
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Genre:Horror
Written By:Nell Hanan
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Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:Mache All Star United Sdn Bhd
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