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Cemara's Family 

After bankruptcy, Abah and Emak must adapt to a new life with their children in a remote village.
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After bankruptcy, Abah and Emak must adapt to a new life with their children in a remote village.

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Genre:Family, Drama
Directed By:Yandy Laurens
Written By:Yandy Laurens, Gina S. Noer
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Box Office:$3,668,150
Runtime:110 minutes
Studio:Visinema Pictures, Kaskus, Ideosource Entertainment

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