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B:ARE! 

Melek (12) is a 5th grade elementary school student who was the subject of a joke from his teacher, Mr. Koqhar (40). This made her feel ostracized in front of the class. Therefore, she sought out the answer and revealed the secret of her name to her father at home. But when she brought the answer back to class, Melek realized that it wasn't the answer that mattered, but the courage to speak up in front of her
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Melek (12) is a 5th grade elementary school student who was the subject of a joke from his teacher, Mr. Koqhar (40). This made her feel ostracized in front of the class. Therefore, she sought out the answer and revealed the secret of her name to her father at home. But when she brought the answer back to class, Melek realized that it wasn't the answer that mattered, but the courage to speak up in front of her

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Genre:Family, Drama, Comedy
Directed By:Kaviel Alawy
Written By:Kaviel Alawy
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Runtime:19 minutes
Studio:tidaksekolah, retina pictures

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