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Death Knot (2023)
Hari, a young psychologist and his sister Eka, goes back to their village for the funeral of their estranged mother who committed suicide by hanging. There they are confronted with the superstitious beliefs of the locals which is behind their mother’s death.
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Hari, a young psychologist and his sister Eka, goes back to their village for the funeral of their estranged mother who committed suicide by hanging. There they are confronted with the superstitious beliefs of the locals which is behind their mother’s death.
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Genre:Horror, Thriller
Written By:Ike Klose, Cornelio Sunny
In Theaters:1/17/2023
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Runtime:103 minutes
Studio:Matta Cinema, Kathanika Films, Umbara Brothers Film, SRN Productions, Good Move Media
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