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Rumah Kuntilanak 

Melani, who is pregnant, went to find her husband at the Karet plantation because his husband had not come home for 2 months. There he met and experienced various strange events that happened to him which made him wonder, what happened in this place?
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Melani, who is pregnant, went to find her husband at the Karet plantation because his husband had not come home for 2 months. There he met and experienced various strange events that happened to him which made him wonder, what happened in this place?

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Genre:Horror
Directed By:Emil G. Hampp
Written By:Guliva
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Runtime:75 minutes
Studio:Dua Private Limited, Putaar Film

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