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Abah Saya Uncle Mike 

The heartwarming journey of Michael Tong Wai Siong, or better known as Uncle Mike, a Chinese man who raised three adopted Malay children from childhood and respected their Islamic religion.
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The heartwarming journey of Michael Tong Wai Siong, or better known as Uncle Mike, a Chinese man who raised three adopted Malay children from childhood and respected their Islamic religion.

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:Ezrie Gazali
Written By:Ezrie Gazali, Catalina Mae Hubbard, Muzzamer Rahman, Nik Naemah Nik Mahir
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Runtime:113 minutes
Studio:Astro Shaw, Etika Sdn Bhd, Le Mediator Studio

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