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Banyu, a boy with autism spectrum disorder, starts a beautiful friendship with Radin and Kinara. When they all grown up, a tragic event occurred, putting their friendship on the edge of destruction.
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Banyu, a boy with autism spectrum disorder, starts a beautiful friendship with Radin and Kinara. When they all grown up, a tragic event occurred, putting their friendship on the edge of destruction.
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Genre:Drama, Romance, Family
Written By:Tisa TS
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Runtime:101 minutes
Studio:Screenplay Films, Legacy Pictures
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