Dongeng Mistis
Nov 22 2018
•1h 28m
•Horror
This omnibus film tell six stories about the terror of six Indonesian ghosts: Ustaz (Kiky Armando) who is tested by Pocong terror; A woman (Putri Ayudya) is visited by Bajang after abortion; The trick of Sundel Bolong against a pregnant woman (Marya Supraba); Investigation of reporter (Gandhi Fernando) about the mysterious Begu Ganjang legend; A woman (Dea Ananda) who finds her father keeping Genderuwo; and a girl (Btari Cinta) who performs the forbidden dance caller Lehak, a damned creature from legend.
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Maryam Supraba
Istri
Ahmad Ramadhan Alrasyid
Suami
Saeful Mahya
Sundel Bolong
Putri Ayudya
Ambar
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