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SMOTHERED has its roots in folklore, but doesn't get off the ground

SMOTHERED has its roots in folklore, but doesn't get off the ground
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The Indonesian horror film 'sMothered', directed by Kevin Rahardjo and Rafki Hidayat, is a modern reinterpretation of a local folk tale. While the film features strong production backing, the review suggests it struggles to fully realize its potential as a compelling horror story.

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The film represents the growing international reach of Indonesian horror cinema, supported by established figures like producer Joko Anwar.

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SMOTHERED has its roots in folklore, but doesn't get off the ground — Moviejawn

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