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Matilah Nak Pontianak
Three men have met and want to find a famous shaman to cure their strange ailments like falling asleep anytime, gentle and hot tempered men. With a strange method of treatment and their acquaintance with Matila has unraveled a secret that needs to be unraveled.
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Three men have met and want to find a famous shaman to cure their strange ailments like falling asleep anytime, gentle and hot tempered men. With a strange method of treatment and their acquaintance with Matila has unraveled a secret that needs to be unraveled.
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Genre:Mystery, Comedy, Horror
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Runtime:88 minutes
Studio:Arie Zaharie Production
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