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Jealousy 

After a young model named Min mysteriously falls to her death in a hospital rumored to be haunted, strange and terrifying events begin to unfold. Her photographer starts receiving disturbing phone calls from an unknown source, while her best friend suddenly disappears without a trace. As fear spreads and secrets surface, the truth behind Min’s death reveals a dark web of jealousy, obsession, and supernatural horror.
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After a young model named Min mysteriously falls to her death in a hospital rumored to be haunted, strange and terrifying events begin to unfold. Her photographer starts receiving disturbing phone calls from an unknown source, while her best friend suddenly disappears without a trace. As fear spreads and secrets surface, the truth behind Min’s death reveals a dark web of jealousy, obsession, and supernatural horror.

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Genre:Horror, Mystery
Directed By:Aojun Cai
Written By:Cai Aojun
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Runtime:95 minutes
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