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Ex Aku Pontianak 

Tells the story of a playboy named Malik (Ikmal Amry) who is being pursued by his ex-girlfriend Bella (Elizabeth Tan) because he played her for a fool. Malik is shocked to discover that Bella is actually a pontianak, and he gets help from Suraya (Raysha Rizrose), a pontianak hunter who has her own mission to eliminate evil pontianaks like Bella who is trying to gather new powers.
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Tells the story of a playboy named Malik (Ikmal Amry) who is being pursued by his ex-girlfriend Bella (Elizabeth Tan) because he played her for a fool. Malik is shocked to discover that Bella is actually a pontianak, and he gets help from Suraya (Raysha Rizrose), a pontianak hunter who has her own mission to eliminate evil pontianaks like Bella who is trying to gather new powers.

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Studio:Red Communications

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