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Prayers and Sinners 

The sun mysteriously disappear, the world is plunged into darkness. A group of mysterious light bringer cult found Hamsa in his house in the depth of the dark. The Cult takes care of him as a family. Tuan, their leader. Gave them 3 sacred commandments that should never be broken to achieve salvation and safety from something lurking in the dark.
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The sun mysteriously disappear, the world is plunged into darkness. A group of mysterious light bringer cult found Hamsa in his house in the depth of the dark. The Cult takes care of him as a family. Tuan, their leader. Gave them 3 sacred commandments that should never be broken to achieve salvation and safety from something lurking in the dark.

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Genre:Mystery, Drama, Thriller
Directed By:Rendi Al Farizki
Written By:Rendi Al Farizki
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Runtime:26 minutes
Studio:Second Floor Production

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