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Dunia Lain: The Movie
This film tells the story of the mystery of the sadistic murder of sacred people who died tragically (the mystery of skin graft). This incident caught the attention of a producer from Dunia Lain named Sukron (Ronald Surapradja), who then held a Test of Guts in the village. There was chaos during filming, when a gut test participant named Shinta (Dinda Wulansari) disappeared. The local psychic who was presented as caretaker was also found dead.
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This film tells the story of the mystery of the sadistic murder of sacred people who died tragically (the mystery of skin graft). This incident caught the attention of a producer from Dunia Lain named Sukron (Ronald Surapradja), who then held a Test of Guts in the village. There was chaos during filming, when a gut test participant named Shinta (Dinda Wulansari) disappeared. The local psychic who was presented as caretaker was also found dead.
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Genre:Science Fiction, Thriller, Mystery
Written By:Golden Kasmara, Nurzukyansyah, D.D. Putranto, Cipta Croft-Cusworth
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Runtime:89 minutes
Studio:Transinema Pictures
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