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Devi young mother, who is confused about how to stop her child from being fussy, because her child is prone to illness. Until one day she is visited by a village mother, Umik Suliha, and her assistant, Mbak Lastri. Where they even provide unreasonable solutions. From changing the child's name, to a ritual to exorcise spirits that they say have disturbed the child.
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Devi young mother, who is confused about how to stop her child from being fussy, because her child is prone to illness. Until one day she is visited by a village mother, Umik Suliha, and her assistant, Mbak Lastri. Where they even provide unreasonable solutions. From changing the child's name, to a ritual to exorcise spirits that they say have disturbed the child.

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Directed By:Agung Teri
Written By:Agung Teri
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