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A Date with the Death
Rudi, a freelance graphic designer, is too absorbed in his career and dies suddenly from exhaustion. When his spirit is reaped by Death, Rudi refuses to sign the documents that consent his departure from this world.
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Rudi, a freelance graphic designer, is too absorbed in his career and dies suddenly from exhaustion. When his spirit is reaped by Death, Rudi refuses to sign the documents that consent his departure from this world.
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Genre:Comedy, Drama
Written By:Nara Nugroho
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Runtime:18 minutes
Studio:Arungi Films, Kapsul Waktu Studio, Jakarta Film Fund
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