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Ocep gets tickets for a vacation to Thailand with his friends, Bryan and Ariel. When they arrive at Bangkok they take part a traditional celebration where the spirits of the dead go back to the earth.
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Ocep gets tickets for a vacation to Thailand with his friends, Bryan and Ariel. When they arrive at Bangkok they take part a traditional celebration where the spirits of the dead go back to the earth.
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Genre:Horror
Written By:Baskoro Adi Wuryanto
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Runtime:88 minutes
Studio:Unlimited Production
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