Trevor: The Musical About Finding One's Identity
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Flower of Vengeance
Sekar, a massage therapist who had recently been sexually assaulted by Prasetyo, secretly planned to kill him when he booked another massage session with her. Prasetyo’s good reputation in the community made Sekar hesitate to carry out her mission of revenge. However, when Sekar was assaulted again, her trauma reached a peak, and she finally exacted her revenge.
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Sekar, a massage therapist who had recently been sexually assaulted by Prasetyo, secretly planned to kill him when he booked another massage session with her. Prasetyo’s good reputation in the community made Sekar hesitate to carry out her mission of revenge. However, when Sekar was assaulted again, her trauma reached a peak, and she finally exacted her revenge.
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Genre:Thriller
Written By:Dimas Edjaur
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Runtime:1 minutes
Studio:Vultura Films
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