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Badik 

“Badik” tells the story of two brothers, the children of a martial arts teacher in a remote part of Makassar, who follow different paths in life.
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“Badik” tells the story of two brothers, the children of a martial arts teacher in a remote part of Makassar, who follow different paths in life.

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Genre:Drama, Action, Mystery
Directed By:Dicky R. Maland
Written By:Fajar Umbara, Syawal Sihombing
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Runtime:84 minutes
Studio:Indora Global Film, Pandawa Lima Kreatif, Tawang Khan Production, Black Spade Productions

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