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The terror started when a mysterious person killed Yulia, an employee and the mistress of Pak Indra, the director and owner of a batik company. Yulia's body was hanged and thought Yulia's death was a suicide.
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The terror started when a mysterious person killed Yulia, an employee and the mistress of Pak Indra, the director and owner of a batik company. Yulia's body was hanged and thought Yulia's death was a suicide.
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Genre:Drama, Thriller
Written By:Gambulano APH
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Runtime:101 minutes
Studio:786 Production, Mercusuar Films, Black Horse Entertainment, Morning Sky Entertainment
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