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Alif Wants a Girl, Yuli Wants a Ride
Yuli wants to date Alif because she thinks Alif is an idiot. During their first date, Alif's motorbike was confiscated by the leasing officer because it had not been paid off. Yuli is disappointed and no longer interested in Alif.
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Yuli wants to date Alif because she thinks Alif is an idiot. During their first date, Alif's motorbike was confiscated by the leasing officer because it had not been paid off. Yuli is disappointed and no longer interested in Alif.
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Genre:Comedy
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Runtime:11 minutes
Studio:Produksi Dari Hati, Jakarta Film Fund
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