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Zombi Kampung Pisang (2007)
The peace and serenity of Kampung Pisang (Banana Village) is thrown into complete chaos one fateful night….. .The troubles start with the sudden death of Pak Abu, who suddenly falls off his bike in front of three villagers. These three troublemakers are always hanging around the roadside, plucking their guitars and singing. The three lads, Husin, Atan and Mat Karan rush Pak Abu’s body back to his house, and quickly tell the great tale to Pak Jabit, the head of the village. Pak Jabit goes over to Pak Abu’s house to pay his respects, but suddenly dies when looking at Pak Abu’s prostate body.
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The peace and serenity of Kampung Pisang (Banana Village) is thrown into complete chaos one fateful night….. .The troubles start with the sudden death of Pak Abu, who suddenly falls off his bike in front of three villagers. These three troublemakers are always hanging around the roadside, plucking their guitars and singing. The three lads, Husin, Atan and Mat Karan rush Pak Abu’s body back to his house, and quickly tell the great tale to Pak Jabit, the head of the village. Pak Jabit goes over to Pak Abu’s house to pay his respects, but suddenly dies when looking at Pak Abu’s prostate body.
Rating:PG-13
Genre:Horror, Comedy, Fantasy
Directed By:Mamat Khalid
Written By:Mamat Khalid, Mamat Khalid
In Theaters:4/19/2007
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Runtime:118 minutes
Studio:Tayangan Unggul
Cast
Mamat Khalid
Director
Mamat Khalid
Director
Awie
Husin
Ezlynn
Maimon
Que Haidar
Deris
AC Mizal
Mat Karan
Soffi Jikan
Sofi
Hamid Gurkha
Pak Mail
Nadia Mustafar
Munah
Man Kadir
Pak Jabit
Zami Ismail
Pak Abu
Ruminah Sidek
Mak Som Jamaliah
Usop Wilcha
Usop
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