Femina
Tina and Anita are publishers of Femina. A monthly magazine featuring equality amongst the sexes. Tina defends her views while Anita is a crusader. Men resent ideology. Pyan a minibus diver manages to change Tina’s extreme views. Tina is regarded as a traitor to the women and all special privileges that have extended to her are withdrawn. This put her in a spot.
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Tina and Anita are publishers of Femina. A monthly magazine featuring equality amongst the sexes. Tina defends her views while Anita is a crusader. Men resent ideology. Pyan a minibus diver manages to change Tina’s extreme views. Tina is regarded as a traitor to the women and all special privileges that have extended to her are withdrawn. This put her in a spot.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Aziz M. Osman
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Runtime:100 minutes
Studio:SV Productions Sdn Bhd
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