'Xico's Journey' into the Mountains
A young girl named Copi and her pet dog Xico travel into the mountain when they hear that something's not right.
Bintang Hatiku
Dian, a Malay girl in a small village, is talented in singing and dreamed of becoming a singer like Lady Gaga. She gets a job opportunity in the city, as a ... helper. She is assigned to a blacklisted householder, Mr. Omar grumpy yet blind young man. Wealthy and talented, his parents were killed in an accident. Both Mr. Omar and Dian experience many things running-in and confrontation, but eventually their relationship gets better, one day he hears she sings.
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Dian, a Malay girl in a small village, is talented in singing and dreamed of becoming a singer like Lady Gaga. She gets a job opportunity in the city, as a ... helper. She is assigned to a blacklisted householder, Mr. Omar grumpy yet blind young man. Wealthy and talented, his parents were killed in an accident. Both Mr. Omar and Dian experience many things running-in and confrontation, but eventually their relationship gets better, one day he hears she sings.
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Runtime:96 minutes
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