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Arumi, Night is Blue 

In the midst of chaos in her family and relationship with her boyfriend, Arumi realized that Juna, her colleague, was able to heal her sadness. They spent that blue night, which would define their future relationship.
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In the midst of chaos in her family and relationship with her boyfriend, Arumi realized that Juna, her colleague, was able to heal her sadness. They spent that blue night, which would define their future relationship.

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Genre:Romance, Drama
Directed By:Je Yatmoko
Written By:Je Yatmoko, Ridho Ivander Rama
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Runtime:84 minutes
Studio:Zettamind Studios

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