Tonight is 'The Curse of Bridge Hollow'
A strong representation of African Americans in this film features evil spirits and horror-themed elements.
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Vio has a dream to become an actress. Vio also took part in the casting and shooting as a hitchhiking actor. However, Rio, his girlfriend did not agree with that. The situation became complicated when Herman, the producer, tried to seduce Vio. Luckily, there is Bagus, a young man who has the same dream as Vio, who always accompanies Vio in living his dream. Will Vio and Bagus pass the casting and become successful actors?
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Vio has a dream to become an actress. Vio also took part in the casting and shooting as a hitchhiking actor. However, Rio, his girlfriend did not agree with that. The situation became complicated when Herman, the producer, tried to seduce Vio. Luckily, there is Bagus, a young man who has the same dream as Vio, who always accompanies Vio in living his dream. Will Vio and Bagus pass the casting and become successful actors?
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Rama DeRanau
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Runtime:60 minutes
Studio:Aura Entertainment (ID), Aura Acting Class
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