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A Detective investigates the mysterious death of a CEO, believed to have died from a heart condition. However, uncovering dark secrets and hidden grudges leads him to the true culprit in a gripping tale of oppression, power, and revenge.
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A Detective investigates the mysterious death of a CEO, believed to have died from a heart condition. However, uncovering dark secrets and hidden grudges leads him to the true culprit in a gripping tale of oppression, power, and revenge.
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Genre:Action, Crime, Mystery
Written By:Siti Jasmina Ibrahim
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Box Office:$29,086
Runtime:120 minutes
Studio:Shaibha Vision, Poketplay Sdn. Bhd
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