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A group of young filmmakers from Jakarta arrived in Bantul, Yogyakarta to prepare for a shoot. Things are normal until the second day when they start to experience unexplained phenomenon.
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A group of young filmmakers from Jakarta arrived in Bantul, Yogyakarta to prepare for a shoot. Things are normal until the second day when they start to experience unexplained phenomenon.
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Genre:Horror
Written By:Monty Tiwa
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Runtime:89 minutes
Studio:Moviesta Pictures Production, Wong Cilik's, Indie Pictures, Starvision Plus
Cast
Monty Tiwa
Director
Poppy Sovia
Creative Behind The Scene
Migi Parahita
Actress
Sadha Triyudha
Assistant Director
Miea Kusuma
Director
Diaz Ardiawan
Actor
Dimas Projosujadi
Line Producer
Brama Sutasara
Unit Production
Christian Boen Boen Chandra
Producer
Makmur Sanjaya
Driver
Monty Tiwa
Cungkring
Agus Winarto
Cungkring's Stand-in
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