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Abisatya Dharma (18), a high school student who dared to steal the money for the 1000th day commemoration of his late grandmother, had to experience mystical disturbances that led him to the meaning of family relationships.
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Abisatya Dharma (18), a high school student who dared to steal the money for the 1000th day commemoration of his late grandmother, had to experience mystical disturbances that led him to the meaning of family relationships.
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Genre:Horror, Comedy
Written By:Sandi Prabowo
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Runtime:19 minutes
Studio:GSSTF Unpad
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