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Behind The Stage 

Zain is a Stage Manager who is trusted to manage a show. But on the other hand, Zain is dealing with family problems at home which require him to always be absent from managing the show. On the night of the dress rehearsal, Zain finally arrives to really make the performance a success before it's too late. Unfortunately all the show crew don't trust him anymore, everyone hates Zain without knowing the reason for his absence.
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Zain is a Stage Manager who is trusted to manage a show. But on the other hand, Zain is dealing with family problems at home which require him to always be absent from managing the show. On the night of the dress rehearsal, Zain finally arrives to really make the performance a success before it's too late. Unfortunately all the show crew don't trust him anymore, everyone hates Zain without knowing the reason for his absence.

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Directed By:Adith Ath-Thaariq
Written By:Rafi Adam Pangestu, Siti Nurul Bajillah
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Runtime:28 minutes
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