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Ahmad (48), a head of a household who has just been laid off by a coal mining company, wants to keep his house that the coal mining company wants to buy, but the condition of his daughter, who suffers from chronic bronchitis, makes Ahmad need money to cure his daughter.
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Ahmad (48), a head of a household who has just been laid off by a coal mining company, wants to keep his house that the coal mining company wants to buy, but the condition of his daughter, who suffers from chronic bronchitis, makes Ahmad need money to cure his daughter.
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Genre:Drama, Family
Written By:Dimas Eddy Djauhari
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Studio:NKRB HOUSE
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