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Hamzah (24) travels to Belitung to relive his childhood memories, but he gets lost after his phone breaks. By chance, he meets Ros (22), who claims to be his childhood friend. Together with Ros, he embarks on an adventure to various places, eventually rediscovering the Bedulang tradition he had long forgotten.
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Hamzah (24) travels to Belitung to relive his childhood memories, but he gets lost after his phone breaks. By chance, he meets Ros (22), who claims to be his childhood friend. Together with Ros, he embarks on an adventure to various places, eventually rediscovering the Bedulang tradition he had long forgotten.
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Genre:Drama, Romance, Comedy
Written By:Senia Arum Oktiwinanda, Taritsah
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Runtime:29 minutes
Studio:High Five Production
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