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Call of The Dead
When Alya loses her daughter in a tragic accident, she buries her in the backyard of her mother’s village home. But the land is cursed—now her daughter has risen and she’s no longer the same.
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When Alya loses her daughter in a tragic accident, she buries her in the backyard of her mother’s village home. But the land is cursed—now her daughter has risen and she’s no longer the same.
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Genre:Horror, Drama
Written By:Baskoro Adi Wuryanto
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Runtime:88 minutes
Studio:Dunia Mencekam, Maxima Pictures
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