Ayu Sutrisna, a novelist, is suffering from a phobia that causes her hands to shake and cold sweats to break out. Her boyfriend, Anton, suggests a more laid-back atmosphere. So, she takes a retreat in an old house that the two find abandoned on an exploration. Soon, she discovers that the house hides a secret and is haunted by the legendary sundel balong, a vengeful spirit with a strange anatomical anomaly.
Sisworo Gautama Putra
Director
Suzzanna
Ayu Sutrisnaningrat/Roro Ayu Minati
Alan Nuary
Anton
Doddy Sukma
Raden Mas Ngabei Aryo Tejo
Yorita Murni
Roro Ayu Punirah
Rukman Herman
Pak Tomo
Soendjoto Adibroto
Pak Ardan
Karsiman Gada
Pak Karsiman
Bokir
Bokir
Dorman Borisman
Dorman
Johny Matakena
Dukun Teluh
Ali Albar
Psikiater Pribadi Ayu
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