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The Key Witness
A powerful politician secretly tortures his aide, relying on a supernatural key that whispers what it senses from others. When the aide refuses to surrender and disappears, a former soldier is recruited as the replacement. Realizing he can hear the key speak, the former soldier strikes a deal with the key to uncover the truth behind the aide's disappearance.
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A powerful politician secretly tortures his aide, relying on a supernatural key that whispers what it senses from others. When the aide refuses to surrender and disappears, a former soldier is recruited as the replacement. Realizing he can hear the key speak, the former soldier strikes a deal with the key to uncover the truth behind the aide's disappearance.
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Genre:Crime, Mystery, Thriller
Written By:Nosa Normanda, Shania Khairunnisa, Gregorius Kohar, Surur
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Runtime:16 minutes
Studio:Mondiblanc Film Workshop
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