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It's Not Him
After losing her fiance, Arini (24) constantly feels sad and lonely. She is willing to do anything to reunite with her loved one, even daring to engage in forbidden acts by performing a “Spirit Summoning Ritual.” This is a ritual she witnessed as a child.
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After losing her fiance, Arini (24) constantly feels sad and lonely. She is willing to do anything to reunite with her loved one, even daring to engage in forbidden acts by performing a “Spirit Summoning Ritual.” This is a ritual she witnessed as a child.
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Genre:Drama, Horror
Written By:Ariq Arsyi
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Runtime:20 minutes
Studio:Jagat Raya Films
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