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After two years of living in Korea, the Covid pandemic led Cherry to return to Hong Kong. Creating a YouTube channel will make her want to increase the number of followers. When weird things start happening all around her, she blames it on the existence of virtual ghosts and asks for help to try to exorcise them.
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After two years of living in Korea, the Covid pandemic led Cherry to return to Hong Kong. Creating a YouTube channel will make her want to increase the number of followers. When weird things start happening all around her, she blames it on the existence of virtual ghosts and asks for help to try to exorcise them.
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Genre:Horror
Written By:MoMo Wu, Gilitte Leung
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Runtime:98 minutes
Studio:Emperor Motion Pictures, One Cool Films, Film Development Fund of Hong Kong
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