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Dorm Melati 

Adam and his four other friends embark on a summer camp to a place known as `Dorm Melati`. Adam, in order to learn more about the place and its ghostly connection, decides to keep the supernatural stories around the house a secret but the secret reveals itself as Melati`s dead spirit which hunts the whole group down.
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Adam and his four other friends embark on a summer camp to a place known as `Dorm Melati`. Adam, in order to learn more about the place and its ghostly connection, decides to keep the supernatural stories around the house a secret but the secret reveals itself as Melati`s dead spirit which hunts the whole group down.

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Genre:Horror
Directed By:Eyra Rahman
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Runtime:85 minutes
Studio:Metrowealth International Group (MIG)

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