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Indi, a young architect living in Kyoto, Japan, leads an independent life while working at a bakery shop. When an unexpected encounter and childhood memories resurface, Indi must choose to let go or make peace with her past.
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Indi, a young architect living in Kyoto, Japan, leads an independent life while working at a bakery shop. When an unexpected encounter and childhood memories resurface, Indi must choose to let go or make peace with her past.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Ruth Irianty, Khozy Rizal
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Runtime:30 minutes
Studio:Palari Films, Alchemist Film
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