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Kampong Pisang Berbuah Dua Kali (2022)

This story is about a fisherman named Cik Gerhana, who is also a younger brother of Cik Purnama who falls in love with a girl he met in a festival ceremonial in Kampong Pisang. At the same time, a mystery lingers around Kampong Pisang on the appearance of Hantu Kum Kum that targeting a newborn baby. The situation gets even more complicated when a spirit of a former Mak Yong performer by the name Cik Mek died young and is seeking to avenge her death in Kampong Pisang.
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This story is about a fisherman named Cik Gerhana, who is also a younger brother of Cik Purnama who falls in love with a girl he met in a festival ceremonial in Kampong Pisang. At the same time, a mystery lingers around Kampong Pisang on the appearance of Hantu Kum Kum that targeting a newborn baby. The situation gets even more complicated when a spirit of a former Mak Yong performer by the name Cik Mek died young and is seeking to avenge her death in Kampong Pisang.

Rating:PG-13
Genre:Comedy, Family, Horror
Directed By:Amen Khalid
Written By:Mamat Khalid
In Theaters:3/3/2022
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Runtime:105 minutes
Studio:Astro Shaw, Enjit Enjit Semut Motion Pictures

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