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Ghosthing 

As a mortician who can see spirits, ALFIAN—a handsome, calm young man—harbors a deep longing to communicate with his mother’s spirit. His peaceful life is disrupted when he is tasked with preparing the body of MAYA, a young influencer whose death is shrouded in mystery. Refusing to leave because she doesn’t believe her death was merely a heart attack, Maya’s chatty, sarcastic, and dramatic spirit “haunts” Alfian, forcing him to uncover the truth.
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As a mortician who can see spirits, ALFIAN—a handsome, calm young man—harbors a deep longing to communicate with his mother’s spirit. His peaceful life is disrupted when he is tasked with preparing the body of MAYA, a young influencer whose death is shrouded in mystery. Refusing to leave because she doesn’t believe her death was merely a heart attack, Maya’s chatty, sarcastic, and dramatic spirit “haunts” Alfian, forcing him to uncover the truth.

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Genre:Horror, Comedy
Directed By:Arie Azis
Written By:Evelyn Afnilia
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Studio:Imperial Pictures

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