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Bintang Tak Tersentuh 

The struggle of a girl named Bintang Kirana, in her life against an infectious disease. She comes from the children of a rich man, but since her fiancé named Aldi cheated on her, her company was destroyed. Both of Bintang's parents died during a trip abroad. The bitterness of Bintang's life is not over, he must fight the criminals alone. Bintang Kirana fought desperately only to be accompanied by a nurse. Will Bintang survive? How is the life of his evil fiancé?
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The struggle of a girl named Bintang Kirana, in her life against an infectious disease. She comes from the children of a rich man, but since her fiancé named Aldi cheated on her, her company was destroyed. Both of Bintang's parents died during a trip abroad. The bitterness of Bintang's life is not over, he must fight the criminals alone. Bintang Kirana fought desperately only to be accompanied by a nurse. Will Bintang survive? How is the life of his evil fiancé?

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:Wijaya Sanuaji
Written By:Wijaya Sanuaji
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Runtime:82 minutes
Studio:Screening Entertainment, Dipinang Production

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