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Sigit who has the ability to see ghosts sees a great advantage to get money from these advantages. His life spins out of control because it turns out that getting rich is not that easy.
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Sigit who has the ability to see ghosts sees a great advantage to get money from these advantages. His life spins out of control because it turns out that getting rich is not that easy.
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Genre:Comedy, Horror
Written By:Sigit Sulistyo
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Runtime:85 minutes
Studio:Open Door Films, Lingkar Film
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