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Three brothers and sisters asked by their mother to bury their father's body in the village of origin which is located in a remote area. Unfortunately, their van was damaged along the way and they had to walk carrying corpses for the journey tray.
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Three brothers and sisters asked by their mother to bury their father's body in the village of origin which is located in a remote area. Unfortunately, their van was damaged along the way and they had to walk carrying corpses for the journey tray.
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Genre:Comedy, Drama
Written By:Feisal Azizuddin
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Box Office:$7,857
Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:Feisk Productions
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