Luke Skywalker, Gay Icon: Part 1
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17 Years To Come
Sirni and Purwa, a couple who have married for years but have no children. They prayed and prayed, but the child they dreamed of never came. Countless villagers would speak ill of them, calling the old couple infertile, and more horrible words. Then one fateful day they met a giant named Buto Ijo who promised them a child. But, Buto Ijo gave a condition that their child must be returned to him when their child turned 17 years old.
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Sirni and Purwa, a couple who have married for years but have no children. They prayed and prayed, but the child they dreamed of never came. Countless villagers would speak ill of them, calling the old couple infertile, and more horrible words. Then one fateful day they met a giant named Buto Ijo who promised them a child. But, Buto Ijo gave a condition that their child must be returned to him when their child turned 17 years old.
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Genre:Drama, Fantasy
Written By:Ariza Yodhyan
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Runtime:32 minutes
Studio:ICM Films, Ruchiat Production
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