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The Bell
The film begins with the 12th grade graduation ceremony of a school in the city. The group, who had been laughing and having fun all day, stopped at a resort far away from the city in the late afternoon. They didn't notice that there was a ruin not far from that resort. As the sun was setting outside, no one could have imagined that a terrible ghost was waiting for them in the ruins.
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The film begins with the 12th grade graduation ceremony of a school in the city. The group, who had been laughing and having fun all day, stopped at a resort far away from the city in the late afternoon. They didn't notice that there was a ruin not far from that resort. As the sun was setting outside, no one could have imagined that a terrible ghost was waiting for them in the ruins.
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Genre:Horror
Written By:Tsogt-Erdene Baasandorj
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Runtime:70 minutes
Studio:Career Film, LoFilm Studio
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