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Summa: Dendam Perempuan Sinting poster

Summa: Dendam Perempuan Sinting 

Four students majoring in nutrition, Tristan, Denisa, Reno, and Sigit, carried out field research in Kampung Tenung, a remote hamlet. They were allowed to stay overnight in a rickety hut belonging to Mak Summa, an old widow who lives alone with her daughter who was born with a serious mental disorder. Everything turns into a nightmare when Tristan and Reno commit despicable acts against the helpless Nini. This serious violation awakened another side of Mak Summa that had been sleeping for a long time: pure bloodthirsty madness. As a result, the four students were trapped in a deadly terror, fighting desperately to defend their lives from the wrath of a mother who had lost everything, including her sanity.
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Four students majoring in nutrition, Tristan, Denisa, Reno, and Sigit, carried out field research in Kampung Tenung, a remote hamlet. They were allowed to stay overnight in a rickety hut belonging to Mak Summa, an old widow who lives alone with her daughter who was born with a serious mental disorder. Everything turns into a nightmare when Tristan and Reno commit despicable acts against the helpless Nini. This serious violation awakened another side of Mak Summa that had been sleeping for a long time: pure bloodthirsty madness. As a result, the four students were trapped in a deadly terror, fighting desperately to defend their lives from the wrath of a mother who had lost everything, including her sanity.

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Genre:Horror
Directed By:Bram Ferino
Written By:Afik Hariyadi, Bram Ferino
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Runtime:81 minutes
Studio:Afici Entertainment

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