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The film "Jelmaan" is about a tragedy that have change a happy family. Unexpectedly, the vacation that have been dreamed for a long become a nightmare for Lina, Lia, Adi and Harun when the bus that they ride fall off a ravine. Since that, many strange things haunted them. For the sake of affection towards her children, Lina protecting Lia And Adi with her life. The condition become more complex when she is alone. What would happen to the family? Can they become a happy family all over again after all that has happened?
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The film "Jelmaan" is about a tragedy that have change a happy family. Unexpectedly, the vacation that have been dreamed for a long become a nightmare for Lina, Lia, Adi and Harun when the bus that they ride fall off a ravine. Since that, many strange things haunted them. For the sake of affection towards her children, Lina protecting Lia And Adi with her life. The condition become more complex when she is alone. What would happen to the family? Can they become a happy family all over again after all that has happened?
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