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Abel F*cking Rebel
An office worker trapped in a monotonous life cycle begins to question his future after realizing that his colleague reflects the bleakest version of himself, prompting him to seek back the meaning of life through a moment that changes everything.
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An office worker trapped in a monotonous life cycle begins to question his future after realizing that his colleague reflects the bleakest version of himself, prompting him to seek back the meaning of life through a moment that changes everything.
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Genre:Drama, Comedy
Written By:Zulfikri Mukadar
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