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Sheila, a paraplegic, accidentally witnesses murder across her house, from her bedroom window. The murderer sees Sheila so he crosses over to her house to kill her and her family. Laras, a reporter, and her partner, Aria, try to solve the mysterious killings. Laras, who has sixth sense, is helped by the spirit of the murdered Sheila.
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Sheila, a paraplegic, accidentally witnesses murder across her house, from her bedroom window. The murderer sees Sheila so he crosses over to her house to kill her and her family. Laras, a reporter, and her partner, Aria, try to solve the mysterious killings. Laras, who has sixth sense, is helped by the spirit of the murdered Sheila.
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Genre:Drama, Thriller
Written By:Alim Sudio
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Runtime:94 minutes
Studio:Frame Ritz
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