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Geulis 

A woman who owns a homestay named Lily who tries to take her face from a beautiful woman named Levronka who was looking for an inn for him. Then, Lily tried to do a ritual to take her beautiful face, but Levronka managed to beat the woman to death. But when Lily who it turns out that the demonic figure that helped Lily then possessed Levronka's body and Levronka becomes the new demon's arm, for killing him, Lily who was previously an extension of the Devil.
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A woman who owns a homestay named Lily who tries to take her face from a beautiful woman named Levronka who was looking for an inn for him. Then, Lily tried to do a ritual to take her beautiful face, but Levronka managed to beat the woman to death. But when Lily who it turns out that the demonic figure that helped Lily then possessed Levronka's body and Levronka becomes the new demon's arm, for killing him, Lily who was previously an extension of the Devil.

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Genre:Horror
Directed By:Fransiskus Rismaji
Written By:Stefka Wangsa
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Runtime:12 minutes
Studio:Buttercookies Pictures

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