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Bloodstained Painting
A remake with the same title (1988). After their father’s failed military coup, a family is exiled to a decaying, isolated house. In the shadows, a hidden painting awakens, a cursed visage twisting the mother’s love into cruelty and drives the father to madness. As the children struggle to destroy it, the painting reappears, untouched. With darkness closing in and the painted figure manifesting, they must escape or become its next victims.
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A remake with the same title (1988). After their father’s failed military coup, a family is exiled to a decaying, isolated house. In the shadows, a hidden painting awakens, a cursed visage twisting the mother’s love into cruelty and drives the father to madness. As the children struggle to destroy it, the painting reappears, untouched. With darkness closing in and the painted figure manifesting, they must escape or become its next victims.
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Genre:Horror, Family
Written By:Abdullah Harahap, Torro Margens, Imam Tantowi, Adriyanto Dewo, Devina Sofiyanti
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Runtime:100 minutes
Studio:Mandela Pictures, Relate Films
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