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Dalam Pelukan Waktu 

On the day of his daughter’s wedding, Sumarna, a father who has raised Indah on his own since she was a child, is confronted with a moment he never truly prepared himself for: letting go. During the short journey to the venue, silence and small conversations slowly reveal the vulnerability they have kept buried for so long. Through nervousness, gentle laughter, and tears that finally break free, the two come to acknowledge the love that has never faded between them.
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On the day of his daughter’s wedding, Sumarna, a father who has raised Indah on his own since she was a child, is confronted with a moment he never truly prepared himself for: letting go. During the short journey to the venue, silence and small conversations slowly reveal the vulnerability they have kept buried for so long. Through nervousness, gentle laughter, and tears that finally break free, the two come to acknowledge the love that has never faded between them.

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:Tio Noviar
Written By:Tio Noviar
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Runtime:10 minutes
Studio:Aksarasa

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