Baju Jersi Amar
A teenage 'Island Boy' who moves from a world of poverty to a new world and finds true love in the sport of soccer, but faces obstacles when his presence is despised by the surrounding community. Amar has a dream. However, since the death of his mother and father, he has been raised by his grandfather, Pokwe. His academic performance declined, causing his grandfather to make the decision to hand Amar over to his new guardian in the city. At the city school, Amat has successfully showcased his talent in soccer until he is selected as the main striker and at the same time brings honor to his team.
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A teenage 'Island Boy' who moves from a world of poverty to a new world and finds true love in the sport of soccer, but faces obstacles when his presence is despised by the surrounding community. Amar has a dream. However, since the death of his mother and father, he has been raised by his grandfather, Pokwe. His academic performance declined, causing his grandfather to make the decision to hand Amar over to his new guardian in the city. At the city school, Amat has successfully showcased his talent in soccer until he is selected as the main striker and at the same time brings honor to his team.
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