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Oh...My Wife
Dome, a party-loving guy, has a clingy and jealous wife, Bungaon. After a heated argument, Dome drunkenly dares her to possess him. Moments later, Bungaon dies in an accident and her spirit returns to take over Dome's body, leading to a hilarious yet spooky adventure as he and his friends try to handle her ghostly presence.
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Dome, a party-loving guy, has a clingy and jealous wife, Bungaon. After a heated argument, Dome drunkenly dares her to possess him. Moments later, Bungaon dies in an accident and her spirit returns to take over Dome's body, leading to a hilarious yet spooky adventure as he and his friends try to handle her ghostly presence.
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Runtime:94 minutes
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