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Back to the Weed
A man who has lived a comfortable life returns to his past to change the fate of his best friend, who is trapped in a chaotic life. However, his intervention has unforeseen consequences that change the course of both their lives. In the future, the choices he made become burdens he must pay, leaving behind a changed relationship and the realization that not everything can be fixed without losing something.
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A man who has lived a comfortable life returns to his past to change the fate of his best friend, who is trapped in a chaotic life. However, his intervention has unforeseen consequences that change the course of both their lives. In the future, the choices he made become burdens he must pay, leaving behind a changed relationship and the realization that not everything can be fixed without losing something.
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Genre:Science Fiction, Comedy
Written By:Mahesa Wicaksono
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Runtime:5 minutes
Studio:Joglo Production
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