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The residents of the public housing complex are united in their refusal to accept Mr. Bahlil’s plan to demolish their complex. But they’re also having a hard time getting rid of Bunga’s ghost, who’s suddenly been haunting Room 609 to demand that Arka keep his promise! But can the residents really drive away both Mr. Bahlil’s plans and Bunga at the same time?
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The residents of the public housing complex are united in their refusal to accept Mr. Bahlil’s plan to demolish their complex. But they’re also having a hard time getting rid of Bunga’s ghost, who’s suddenly been haunting Room 609 to demand that Arka keep his promise! But can the residents really drive away both Mr. Bahlil’s plans and Bunga at the same time?

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Genre:Comedy, Horror
Directed By:Herwin Novianto
Written By:Upi, Yuthlert Sippapak
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Studio:Rapi Films, Sky Media, Legacy Pictures, Vortera Studios

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