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Canting
The story of a canting batik entrepreneur, Sam (Hasnul Rahmat) who successfully introduced canting batik abroad, looking back on the past that caused his face to burn due to acid.
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The story of a canting batik entrepreneur, Sam (Hasnul Rahmat) who successfully introduced canting batik abroad, looking back on the past that caused his face to burn due to acid.
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Genre:Drama
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Runtime:88 minutes
Studio:K Titanium Pictures, Unit Drama TV RTM
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