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Anak-Anak Malam 

Bayu (Rano Karno), the son of a rich family, who ran away from home and became a busker. That's when he met Maya (Ira Wibowo), whom he helped from the mischievous actions of delinquent children. Maya falls in love with Bayu. Bayu himself was then accepted to work at Maya's father's company. Maya and Bayu's mother accompanied him to the offshore work location.
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Bayu (Rano Karno), the son of a rich family, who ran away from home and became a busker. That's when he met Maya (Ira Wibowo), whom he helped from the mischievous actions of delinquent children. Maya falls in love with Bayu. Bayu himself was then accepted to work at Maya's father's company. Maya and Bayu's mother accompanied him to the offshore work location.

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:Yazman Yazid
Written By:Yazman Yazid, Rano Karno
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Runtime:89 minutes
Studio:Karnos Film

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