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A Piece of Hope 

Before, Ridwan who was always wishing that the prayer in that mosque will increase, but he was confuse to see the sudden arrival of the transgender. His confused mind was suddenly cleared when he saw Tary start coughing blood. In his attempt to help Tary, he gave his own hat that he used to pray, so that Tary can wipe the blood.
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Before, Ridwan who was always wishing that the prayer in that mosque will increase, but he was confuse to see the sudden arrival of the transgender. His confused mind was suddenly cleared when he saw Tary start coughing blood. In his attempt to help Tary, he gave his own hat that he used to pray, so that Tary can wipe the blood.

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:Syahreza Fahlevi
Written By:Syahreza Fahlevi
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Runtime:13 minutes
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