'American Fiction' Speaks Truth
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Oh My Ghost
An aspiring adult filmmaker and his girlfriend explore a haunted bungalow located in a small village, not realising that he had a past that has led him to a ghost, who was once a powerful queen.
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An aspiring adult filmmaker and his girlfriend explore a haunted bungalow located in a small village, not realising that he had a past that has led him to a ghost, who was once a powerful queen.
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Genre:Comedy, Horror, Fantasy
Written By:R. Yuvan
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Runtime:125 minutes
Studio:Vau Media Entertainment, White Horse Productions
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