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The Ghost of Kaffir Lime Reborn poster

The Ghost of Kaffir Lime Reborn 

Jenny's father passed away. The news shocked the entire family. At Jeruk Purut TPU, the funeral procession went smoothly without any problems, but something felt strange after they returned to their respective homes. Farah, Jenny's friend, felt like she was being followed by a supernatural being. She told Jenny and Reno about it, but they just thought it was a joke and didn't believe it. This distrust makes them have to accept the consequences. They are haunted! So how do they deal with this figure who keeps following them? Without knowing the real reason why they are being followed! Then, Airin who had disappeared for 10 years appeared right after one of them died! She's back, but why?
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Jenny's father passed away. The news shocked the entire family. At Jeruk Purut TPU, the funeral procession went smoothly without any problems, but something felt strange after they returned to their respective homes. Farah, Jenny's friend, felt like she was being followed by a supernatural being. She told Jenny and Reno about it, but they just thought it was a joke and didn't believe it. This distrust makes them have to accept the consequences. They are haunted! So how do they deal with this figure who keeps following them? Without knowing the real reason why they are being followed! Then, Airin who had disappeared for 10 years appeared right after one of them died! She's back, but why?

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Genre:Horror
Written By:Luvie Melati
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Runtime:76 minutes
Studio:PT Digital Film Media

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