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Perjanjian Setan 

To realize her dream of studying, Kartini went to Jakarta with minimal funds. Kartini was helped by Ivan, a boyfriend she met through social media, to find a place to live in Jakarta.Kartini then found an advertisement for a boarding house specifically for women who could pay as willingly as possible. Kartini was interested and visited the place, but she found several strange conditions. Due to the urgency of the situation, he agreed to everything. Kartini immediately moved and since then she discovered many mysterious things.
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To realize her dream of studying, Kartini went to Jakarta with minimal funds. Kartini was helped by Ivan, a boyfriend she met through social media, to find a place to live in Jakarta.Kartini then found an advertisement for a boarding house specifically for women who could pay as willingly as possible. Kartini was interested and visited the place, but she found several strange conditions. Due to the urgency of the situation, he agreed to everything. Kartini immediately moved and since then she discovered many mysterious things.

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Genre:Horror
Directed By:Farid Dermawan
Written By:Rebecca M. Bath, Geeta Shekhar
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Runtime:75 minutes
Studio:MPS Pictures

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