I'm Going to be Late
A short film that begins with the language of romance but slowly reveals something far more unsettling beneath the surface.
Asrama Putri
Mia's arrival as a new lecturer coincides with a surge in cases of possession on campus, which has a serious impact on the female dormitory students, especially Loly. Amidst the chaos, the campus is also rocked by illegal prostitution practices and the terror of a female ghost named Sally who always brings death. Mia and Gwen's investigation uncovers Sally's past through a diary, including the story of her love that turned into hatred for a lecturer named Lazuardi.
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Mia's arrival as a new lecturer coincides with a surge in cases of possession on campus, which has a serious impact on the female dormitory students, especially Loly. Amidst the chaos, the campus is also rocked by illegal prostitution practices and the terror of a female ghost named Sally who always brings death. Mia and Gwen's investigation uncovers Sally's past through a diary, including the story of her love that turned into hatred for a lecturer named Lazuardi.
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Genre:Horror
Written By:Wishnu Kuncoro
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Runtime:93 minutes
Studio:Puras Production House
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