Budi Riyanto

Due to the economic crisis he experienced, Jaka Sunarya was forced to sell the family heired house he had left 20 years ago. The house is not well maintained and is located deep in the interior of the village. Together with Rika, his wife who is pregnant, they enjoy the house as much as possible before potential buyers arrive. But successively they do things that are considered pamali without them knowing it. As a result, many oddities appeared while they were in the house. While cleaning up, Jaka finds his late mother's diary, which contains records from an unknown life, as well as the existence of spirits that threaten their lives.

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