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Jurig Malam : Aaaaaaaakhh!!
LUNA (20), ASEP(21), and ANTO(23) play ghost summoning games called “Charlie-Charlie” in a class. SATRIA(21) who does not believe in ghosts, behaves recklessly and does not care about it is inversely proportional to LUNA who believes in the unseen. SATRIA who does not believe and LUNA who believes, the existence of ghosts will answer.
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LUNA (20), ASEP(21), and ANTO(23) play ghost summoning games called “Charlie-Charlie” in a class. SATRIA(21) who does not believe in ghosts, behaves recklessly and does not care about it is inversely proportional to LUNA who believes in the unseen. SATRIA who does not believe and LUNA who believes, the existence of ghosts will answer.
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Genre:Comedy, Horror
Written By:Dhiya Shafa H, Wiaam Muwatunissa
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Runtime:7 minutes
Studio:Penyu House
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