Darah Biru Arema
As a huge Arema fan, Pacho is very passionate about supporting the football club, just like his late father. Just like any devoted fan Pacho wears Arema's merchandise and talks about football all the time wherever he is. Conflict starts when Bogel, Pacho's classmate, often makes fun of him about his ambitions to be an Arema player. His mother is not supportive of his dream too. The situation got worse when Pacho revealed that he had never attended Arema's match in the stadium despite his claims to be a die-hard Aremania. It creates a burden for Pacho and causes his friends who have attended Aremania match before to bully him.
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As a huge Arema fan, Pacho is very passionate about supporting the football club, just like his late father. Just like any devoted fan Pacho wears Arema's merchandise and talks about football all the time wherever he is. Conflict starts when Bogel, Pacho's classmate, often makes fun of him about his ambitions to be an Arema player. His mother is not supportive of his dream too. The situation got worse when Pacho revealed that he had never attended Arema's match in the stadium despite his claims to be a die-hard Aremania. It creates a burden for Pacho and causes his friends who have attended Aremania match before to bully him.
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Runtime:34 minutes
Studio:SMEAMU, Kelas Film Indonesia
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