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Maya has just worked in a nursing home. She often smells bad smell in his room. Outside the room she also hears strange noises every night. When she began to wonder, she is terrorized by the appearance of a ghost of a woman dressed in a nurse like herself. She always gets support from Elena, a good and wise home owner. This support contrasts with the attitude of Gendis who does not like Maya's presence. Maya meets Reno who often works for nursing homes. Reno warns Maya to immediately leave the nursing home. This nursing home will endanger her. The Reno warning is proven by the deaths of elderly people in the home one by one. Maya tries to end the terror.
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Maya has just worked in a nursing home. She often smells bad smell in his room. Outside the room she also hears strange noises every night. When she began to wonder, she is terrorized by the appearance of a ghost of a woman dressed in a nurse like herself. She always gets support from Elena, a good and wise home owner. This support contrasts with the attitude of Gendis who does not like Maya's presence. Maya meets Reno who often works for nursing homes. Reno warns Maya to immediately leave the nursing home. This nursing home will endanger her. The Reno warning is proven by the deaths of elderly people in the home one by one. Maya tries to end the terror.
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Genre:Horror
Written By:Fajar Umbara, Shandy Aulia
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Runtime:82 minutes
Studio:Open Door Films, Scene Avenue Movies
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