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Crazy, Stupid, Love 

Surya, who is already owned by someone, goes to Yogyakarta by night bus and sits next to Asti, whom Surya saves from pranksters. Unexpectedly, this meeting with Asti changes Surya's life, both in love and in his relationship with his parents.
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Surya, who is already owned by someone, goes to Yogyakarta by night bus and sits next to Asti, whom Surya saves from pranksters. Unexpectedly, this meeting with Asti changes Surya's life, both in love and in his relationship with his parents.

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Genre:Drama, Romance
Directed By:Ainun Ridho
Written By:Ainun Ridho, Jujur Prananto, Sukhdev Singh
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Studio:Screenmedia Films

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