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Firly and her boarding house friends who have a habit of gossiping. Until one day, Firly has to bear the karma for her bad attitude. Legend has it that a person who likes to give back is the same as someone who likes to eat the body of his own brother.
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Firly and her boarding house friends who have a habit of gossiping. Until one day, Firly has to bear the karma for her bad attitude. Legend has it that a person who likes to give back is the same as someone who likes to eat the body of his own brother.
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Genre:Comedy, Horror
Written By:Aviv Elham, Monty Tiwa, Riza Pahlevi, Vidya Talisa
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Runtime:93 minutes
Studio:Blue Water Films, Dee Company
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