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3 Nafas Likas
The story of a woman named Likas who gets special accomplishments and successes, as she holds fast to pledge to the three most important people in her life: her father Ngantari, her brother Njohre, and her husband Djamin. In Karo, North Sumatra, there is a custom: when a woman has to work, then the disgrace belongs to the family. However, Likas still wants to move forward. Therefore she opposes the custom. She attends school because she wants to be a teacher. She looses her mother because of stress. With the help of her brother, she could become a teacher.
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The story of a woman named Likas who gets special accomplishments and successes, as she holds fast to pledge to the three most important people in her life: her father Ngantari, her brother Njohre, and her husband Djamin. In Karo, North Sumatra, there is a custom: when a woman has to work, then the disgrace belongs to the family. However, Likas still wants to move forward. Therefore she opposes the custom. She attends school because she wants to be a teacher. She looses her mother because of stress. With the help of her brother, she could become a teacher.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Titien Wattimena
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Runtime:107 minutes
Studio:Oreima Films
Cast
Rako Prijanto
Director
Atiqah Hasiholan
Likas Tarigan
Vino G. Bastian
Jamin Gintings
Arswendy Bening Swara
Ngantari Tarigan
Jajang C. Noer
Tembun Tarigan
Tutie Kirana
Likas Tua
Ernest Samudera
Njore Tarigan
Tissa Biani
Likas Kecil
Anneke Jodi
Uni Mahyar
Mario Irwinsyah
Mulia Tarigan Dewasa
Marissa Anita
Hilda
Rina Hassim
Bibi Tua
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