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Come Home, Mum
(Jefan Nathanio) has parents who doted on him. namely Bagus (Teuku Rifnu Wikana) and Satri (Nirina Zubir). This happy family is disturbed when dad gets an accident at work. The is confused to find the to pay for treatment of her husband. She steales from her workplace. Upon learning of the deed, is angry with her. The quarrels between and and her mom make her flee from home. must care for his father alone Once wins a race. He is summoned to appear in television shows of Andy F. Noya. In the show he express his desire that his to go home.
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(Jefan Nathanio) has parents who doted on him. namely Bagus (Teuku Rifnu Wikana) and Satri (Nirina Zubir). This happy family is disturbed when dad gets an accident at work. The is confused to find the to pay for treatment of her husband. She steales from her workplace. Upon learning of the deed, is angry with her. The quarrels between and and her mom make her flee from home. must care for his father alone Once wins a race. He is summoned to appear in television shows of Andy F. Noya. In the show he express his desire that his to go home.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Monty Tiwa, Titien Wattimena
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Runtime:101 minutes
Studio:Maxima Pictures, SRN Productions
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