A Closer Inspection of LGBT Characters in Film
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Bismillah Aku Mencintaimu
Egi is an individual who speaks and behaves bitterly, sloppy and rude and is caught in a drug mirage. Meanwhile, Fatimah is the daughter of the head of an Islamic boarding school who is polite, sensitive and gentle, and firmly believes that the most important thing is that God is with her in her life.
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Egi is an individual who speaks and behaves bitterly, sloppy and rude and is caught in a drug mirage. Meanwhile, Fatimah is the daughter of the head of an Islamic boarding school who is polite, sensitive and gentle, and firmly believes that the most important thing is that God is with her in her life.
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Runtime:87 minutes
Studio:RK23 Pictures
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