Died Yesterday
Unable to accept his daughter's sudden and mysterious death, the father intentionally let the child's death shroud still tied during the funeral which make her become a free spirit, and to take revenge.
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Unable to accept his daughter's sudden and mysterious death, the father intentionally let the child's death shroud still tied during the funeral which make her become a free spirit, and to take revenge.
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Genre:Horror, Comedy
Written By:Nestor Katanya, Valilo
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Runtime:81 minutes
Studio:Maxima Pictures
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