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A Small World in a Box 

Considering the geographical conditions of Grabag, a district in Magelang, that surrounded by mountains and highlands that include the 'Blank Spot Area', Local Government granting a broadcast tower to relay the private TV stations. Instead of these reasons, the people itself use Grabag tower to establish a community television. With all the limitations, this is where they create to meet the needs of the information is not from outside Grabag, but instead from their own world.
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Considering the geographical conditions of Grabag, a district in Magelang, that surrounded by mountains and highlands that include the 'Blank Spot Area', Local Government granting a broadcast tower to relay the private TV stations. Instead of these reasons, the people itself use Grabag tower to establish a community television. With all the limitations, this is where they create to meet the needs of the information is not from outside Grabag, but instead from their own world.

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Genre:Documentary
Directed By:Gin Teguh, Herlina Ratnafuri
Written By:Herlina Ratnafuri, Gin Teguh
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Runtime:17 minutes
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Gin Teguh, Herlina Ratnafuri

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