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The Medium (2021)
A shaman's family learn that their goddess is supposedly controlling one of them. However, their lives take a frightening turn when they realise the goddess has nothing to do with the possession.
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A shaman's family learn that their goddess is supposedly controlling one of them. However, their lives take a frightening turn when they realise the goddess has nothing to do with the possession.
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Genre:Horror, Mystery
Written By:Banjong Pisanthanakun
In Theaters:10/6/2021
Box Office:$7,230,000
Runtime:131 minutes
Studio:Northern Cross, Showbox, Finecut, GDH 559, Jor Kwang Films
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