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Di Sini Ada Setan: The Movie
Based on information read on the internet, Choky invites his girlfriend to visit a lake. Legend has it that any couple who goes to that lake will have a long-lasting relationship. His sister, Lola, who has just broken up with her boyfriend, is told by her mother to join her brother. Choky's friends also join in. On their way to the lake, the car breaks down in the forest. Then Lola goes missing and the fun vacation turns into a nightmare.
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Based on information read on the internet, Choky invites his girlfriend to visit a lake. Legend has it that any couple who goes to that lake will have a long-lasting relationship. His sister, Lola, who has just broken up with her boyfriend, is told by her mother to join her brother. Choky's friends also join in. On their way to the lake, the car breaks down in the forest. Then Lola goes missing and the fun vacation turns into a nightmare.
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Genre:Horror
Written By:Tisa TS
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Runtime:110 minutes
Studio:Lenza Film Production, SinemArt
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