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Saka Perawan
An 80-year-old grandmother has been bedridden for over a month and the doctors have no answer to the mystery of her illness, but there lurks an answer.
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An 80-year-old grandmother has been bedridden for over a month and the doctors have no answer to the mystery of her illness, but there lurks an answer.
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Genre:Comedy, Horror, Mystery
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Runtime:91 minutes
Studio:Grand Brilliance, Primeworks Studios
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