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Doa Doa Di Atas Kepala 

As a result of criticizing the village head on social media, Markum was fired from his job and forced to do so become an online taxi driver. Disappointed with the injustice in his life, Markum complain about it to God. But instead of receiving justice, he got the ability to hear and clearly see various kinds of prayers being said by the people around him. He came to know the prayers his mother prayed every day, even the prayer of a woman he likes. Over time, Markum felt disturbed, because he was busy hearing other people's prayers, he couldn't concentrate on praying for himself.
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As a result of criticizing the village head on social media, Markum was fired from his job and forced to do so become an online taxi driver. Disappointed with the injustice in his life, Markum complain about it to God. But instead of receiving justice, he got the ability to hear and clearly see various kinds of prayers being said by the people around him. He came to know the prayers his mother prayed every day, even the prayer of a woman he likes. Over time, Markum felt disturbed, because he was busy hearing other people's prayers, he couldn't concentrate on praying for himself.

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:Rully Manna
Written By:Zezen Estimate
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Runtime:80 minutes
Studio:KlikFilm Studios, Merpati Films

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