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An estranged son returns from abroad to care for his dying father, only to uncover dark, sinister secrets about his family that span both his past and present.
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An estranged son returns from abroad to care for his dying father, only to uncover dark, sinister secrets about his family that span both his past and present.
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Genre:Horror, Thriller
Written By:Ghaz Abu Bakar, Hadi M. Nor
In Theaters:
Box Office:$328,087
Runtime:94 minutes
Studio:My Way Pictures, Skop Productions Sdn. Bhd., Primeworks Studios, Astro Shaw
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