The Black and White Metaphor in 'Passing'
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The Ghost of Ampera House
Adit promises to be with Annisa forever. Later, Adit continues his studies in London. After several years, Annisa finds out that Adit is seeing another woman, Lulu. Adit and his mother buy a house, and finds out that it is haunted by a female apparition, who threatens his mother. Their neighbor, an old lady, with a sixth sense, tells Adit that he must set right all of his past mistakes. Then Adit remembers Annisa. He finally breaks up with Lulu in order to save his mother. But Lulu does not accept it and tries to commit suicide.
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Adit promises to be with Annisa forever. Later, Adit continues his studies in London. After several years, Annisa finds out that Adit is seeing another woman, Lulu. Adit and his mother buy a house, and finds out that it is haunted by a female apparition, who threatens his mother. Their neighbor, an old lady, with a sixth sense, tells Adit that he must set right all of his past mistakes. Then Adit remembers Annisa. He finally breaks up with Lulu in order to save his mother. But Lulu does not accept it and tries to commit suicide.
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Genre:Drama, Horror
Written By:Rere Soedjarwo, Ayu Sulistiowati
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Runtime:85 minutes
Studio:Rapi Films
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