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Rumah Pasung 

Ryan, Sultan and Mayang are the crew of the unseen natural expedition for the tv program, Horror Calling. Ryan acted as the host of the event. Mayang, an indigo, the money shows life invisible magic. The Sultan of the cameraman. One day Ryan had to go through his papa's funeral. Harsono and Ratna, Ryan's toddler, unfold the real Ryan past. Ryan is the adopted child. Through Harsono, Ryan's father, Gunawan, entrusted the will of a very remote residence outside the city.
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Ryan, Sultan and Mayang are the crew of the unseen natural expedition for the tv program, Horror Calling. Ryan acted as the host of the event. Mayang, an indigo, the money shows life invisible magic. The Sultan of the cameraman. One day Ryan had to go through his papa's funeral. Harsono and Ratna, Ryan's toddler, unfold the real Ryan past. Ryan is the adopted child. Through Harsono, Ryan's father, Gunawan, entrusted the will of a very remote residence outside the city.

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Genre:Horror
Directed By:Nayato Fio Nuala
Written By:Erik Supit
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Runtime:77 minutes
Studio:Indofilm

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