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Ara, Dika, Raka
Ara, Dika dan Raka have lived as street children since childhood. Their meeting with a vloger began to make them curious about family food which was asked by the vloger. This film wants to tell that family is not only about biologically having a father, mother, child, sibling, and the form of a biological family in general, can these 3 children who are not related by blood not be considered as family.
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Ara, Dika dan Raka have lived as street children since childhood. Their meeting with a vloger began to make them curious about family food which was asked by the vloger. This film wants to tell that family is not only about biologically having a father, mother, child, sibling, and the form of a biological family in general, can these 3 children who are not related by blood not be considered as family.
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Genre:Drama, Family
Written By:Agung Teri
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Runtime:6 minutes
Studio:Hisstory Films, Neotone
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