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Ribka experiences a low point in her life after becoming pregnant out of wedlock and losing her fiancé, Matthew, in a tragic accident. Ribka's parents ask her to hide out of town so that no one else will know about this "shame." Ribka then meets Gladys who gives her a place to stay and introduces her to Hendrik, the leader of the heretical Satanic church. Ribka slowly loses her identity and becomes trapped in horrific dark rituals. The problem becomes even more complicated when Ribka meets Lucifer, who wants to make her "the devil's bride." But amidst her despair, a glimmer of light comes through a spiritual experience that brings her back to true faith.
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Ribka experiences a low point in her life after becoming pregnant out of wedlock and losing her fiancé, Matthew, in a tragic accident. Ribka's parents ask her to hide out of town so that no one else will know about this "shame." Ribka then meets Gladys who gives her a place to stay and introduces her to Hendrik, the leader of the heretical Satanic church. Ribka slowly loses her identity and becomes trapped in horrific dark rituals. The problem becomes even more complicated when Ribka meets Lucifer, who wants to make her "the devil's bride." But amidst her despair, a glimmer of light comes through a spiritual experience that brings her back to true faith.

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Genre:Horror, Drama
Directed By:Daniel Tito
Written By:Alexandra Yunadi
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Runtime:110 minutes
Studio:Shakti Inspirasi Cinema, Amazing Grace Production

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