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Hannah, a popular social media personality, became a witness to a murder case when a killing incident was recorded during her Instagram live stream in a haunted area. Hunted by a group of criminals, Hannah is hidden in Fendi's village at the request of her cousin, a police officer. Their conflicting personalities create various problems until one day Hannah's hiding location is accidentally uploaded on Fendi's social media, and they are now being tracked.
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Hannah, a popular social media personality, became a witness to a murder case when a killing incident was recorded during her Instagram live stream in a haunted area. Hunted by a group of criminals, Hannah is hidden in Fendi's village at the request of her cousin, a police officer. Their conflicting personalities create various problems until one day Hannah's hiding location is accidentally uploaded on Fendi's social media, and they are now being tracked.

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Studio:Jazzy Pictures

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