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The Devil's Bride
2025
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· 91 min
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In a remote, superstitious village, a young woman is forced into an arranged marriage to a wealthy landowner rumored to have made a pact with dark forces. She arrives at his isolated estate, a place shrouded in fear and strange occurrences. As she tries to understand her new husband and the source of the villagers' terror, she must discern whether she is living with a monster or a man unfairly maligned by gossip and fear.
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- Director
- Azhar Kinoi Lubis
- Writer
- Husein M. Atmodjo
- Studio
- MVP Pictures
- Released
- 16 January 2025
- Country
- Indonesia
- Language
- Indonesian
- Runtime
- 91 min
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