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Yanto takes his son Puput to school and stopped on the way at a small shop, where people put up lottery numbers. Yanto suspects that his motorbike’s license plate number will hit the jackpot. He tries to confirm asking the lottery number prediction to a madman who has lived under a tree for a long time. And it turns out that Yanto’s feelings were right, the madman also agreed that Yanto’s license plate number would come out that night. Without thinking, he bought the lottery number.
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Yanto takes his son Puput to school and stopped on the way at a small shop, where people put up lottery numbers. Yanto suspects that his motorbike’s license plate number will hit the jackpot. He tries to confirm asking the lottery number prediction to a madman who has lived under a tree for a long time. And it turns out that Yanto’s feelings were right, the madman also agreed that Yanto’s license plate number would come out that night. Without thinking, he bought the lottery number.
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Genre:Drama, Comedy
Written By:Kevin A. Muhammad, Achmad Faishol
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Runtime:24 minutes
Studio:Small Time Pictures
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