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This film tells the story of Wawan et al., a group of eternal students who are in a boarding house owned by Aunt Ros. Problems arise when a new girl named Jenifer joins the boarding house. Wawan et al. do various ways to get Jenifer.
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This film tells the story of Wawan et al., a group of eternal students who are in a boarding house owned by Aunt Ros. Problems arise when a new girl named Jenifer joins the boarding house. Wawan et al. do various ways to get Jenifer.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Aditya Sugandi, Djaffar Lesmana, Universal Nikko
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Runtime:80 minutes
Studio:Mitra Pictures, BIC Pictures
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