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David, a young executive, his wife Selva, and their daughter Binta feel fine, even though many strange things happen in their house, such as ghosts, pocong, kuntilanak, and other terrifying events. David always manages to convince Selva that all the horror stories that his maids fear are exaggerated illusions. In fact, the ghosts are real, so the maids don't feel at home working in his house. Later, it is discovered that the ghosts that often disturb David's family are the spirits of David's ex-girlfriends who died from suicide or accidents. They appear with the same appearance as when they met their deaths.
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David, a young executive, his wife Selva, and their daughter Binta feel fine, even though many strange things happen in their house, such as ghosts, pocong, kuntilanak, and other terrifying events. David always manages to convince Selva that all the horror stories that his maids fear are exaggerated illusions. In fact, the ghosts are real, so the maids don't feel at home working in his house. Later, it is discovered that the ghosts that often disturb David's family are the spirits of David's ex-girlfriends who died from suicide or accidents. They appear with the same appearance as when they met their deaths.
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Genre:Horror
Written By:Gandhi Ansyari
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Runtime:79 minutes
Studio:Kent Film
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