"Backrooms" Succeeds
We got a movie that takes the old school approach of trying to creep you out with chilling atmosphere more than anything else.
Doa Terindah
Since marrying Asraf, Marlisa has not returned to her village. Marlisa is depressed. She is determined to quit her job and return to her village with her son, Alia. She often gets angry at her mother, Mariam and neglects her son, Alia! Ustaz Amri sympathizes with the tragedy that has befallen Marlisa, and he tries to advise Marlisa. How does Marlisa accept his counsel?
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Since marrying Asraf, Marlisa has not returned to her village. Marlisa is depressed. She is determined to quit her job and return to her village with her son, Alia. She often gets angry at her mother, Mariam and neglects her son, Alia! Ustaz Amri sympathizes with the tragedy that has befallen Marlisa, and he tries to advise Marlisa. How does Marlisa accept his counsel?
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Studio:Cinta Kasih Production
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