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In a city gripped by the terror of a serial killer, a woman named Luna is terrified after receiving news from a guard about the latest victim. Her fear is palpable, as she walks cautiously, feeling as if she's being constantly followed. Her anxiety deepens when a strange man begins following her.
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In a city gripped by the terror of a serial killer, a woman named Luna is terrified after receiving news from a guard about the latest victim. Her fear is palpable, as she walks cautiously, feeling as if she's being constantly followed. Her anxiety deepens when a strange man begins following her.
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Genre:Thriller, Drama, Mystery
Written By:Albertus Magnus Rangga (Jenggo)
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Studio:Lunar pictures
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