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Room Service
Arif has just been dumped by his girlfriend Vany because he has no money, on his way to a foreign apartment, he finds a key to the room "18 AB". He went looking for the room, and found a room containing Strangers. Turns out he was in the wrong room, the “Stranger” told him to look for the whereabouts of room “18 AB” and asked the apartment. But what he found another scary things.
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Arif has just been dumped by his girlfriend Vany because he has no money, on his way to a foreign apartment, he finds a key to the room "18 AB". He went looking for the room, and found a room containing Strangers. Turns out he was in the wrong room, the “Stranger” told him to look for the whereabouts of room “18 AB” and asked the apartment. But what he found another scary things.
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Genre:Thriller, Drama
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Runtime:5 minutes
Studio:Mondiblanc Film Workshop
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