A Tale of Two 'Scenes from a Marriage'
That gut-wrenching feeling you have while watching it is okay but needed, and you, the viewer, will be okay.
Ghost on the Bridge
The story of a student named Nikko (Ben Joshua), engaged to Donna (Nia Ramadhani). Things are fine until one day Nikko meets a waiters named Livi (Nadilla Ernesta) at a cafe. Nikko decides to have an affair with Livi, meanwhile, this girl doesn't know, that Nikko is engaged. One day, Livi was pregnant and he asked for Nikko's responsibility. Unable to accept this fact, Livi was accidentally killed by Niko and then dumped his body from the Ancol bridge. Then the spirits of Livi continue to haunt Nikko.
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The story of a student named Nikko (Ben Joshua), engaged to Donna (Nia Ramadhani). Things are fine until one day Nikko meets a waiters named Livi (Nadilla Ernesta) at a cafe. Nikko decides to have an affair with Livi, meanwhile, this girl doesn't know, that Nikko is engaged. One day, Livi was pregnant and he asked for Nikko's responsibility. Unable to accept this fact, Livi was accidentally killed by Niko and then dumped his body from the Ancol bridge. Then the spirits of Livi continue to haunt Nikko.
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Genre:Horror
Written By:Aviv Elham
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Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:MD Pictures
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