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In the search for the lost sacred book, Raden Kian Santang arrived in a village full of mystery and curses. There, he met Sumi, a girl who suffered from a mysterious illness. Accompanied by Uncle Maman and Mamin, Raden Kian Santang tried to uncover the terrible terror in the village. Can they find the book and stop the curse in the village?
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In the search for the lost sacred book, Raden Kian Santang arrived in a village full of mystery and curses. There, he met Sumi, a girl who suffered from a mysterious illness. Accompanied by Uncle Maman and Mamin, Raden Kian Santang tried to uncover the terrible terror in the village. Can they find the book and stop the curse in the village?
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Genre:Horror, Comedy
Written By:Risma El Jundi, Yudianto Suros
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Runtime:180 minutes
Studio:Mesari Pictures, JP Pictures, Citra Sinema
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