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Rusti intends to find wealth easily without hard work or corruption. She then decides to ask for help from a genie. She enters the wilderness, accompanied by the forest caretaker, Kuncan. Before making a pact with the genie, Rusti is asked to see the supernatural world first. After witnessing the supernatural vision, Rusti immediately cancels her plan. However, Rusti has been trapped inside.
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Rusti intends to find wealth easily without hard work or corruption. She then decides to ask for help from a genie. She enters the wilderness, accompanied by the forest caretaker, Kuncan. Before making a pact with the genie, Rusti is asked to see the supernatural world first. After witnessing the supernatural vision, Rusti immediately cancels her plan. However, Rusti has been trapped inside.

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Genre:Horror
Written By:Harry Dagoe Suharyadi
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Runtime:119 minutes
Studio:Tangan Dingin Pictures

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