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Gamophobia 

Marja always has a fear of starting a serious relationship. As a friend, Gupa always gives advice to Marja, even though he is still single. Marja and Kirina are ex-girlfriends who meet again. Their relationship always fails, Kirina thinks this is because of her actions. They agree to find the whereabouts of the Shaman and the Doll that Kirina used to come to play a trick on Marja. Their efforts fail. Marja's love for Kirina grows again, but it's too late.
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Marja always has a fear of starting a serious relationship. As a friend, Gupa always gives advice to Marja, even though he is still single. Marja and Kirina are ex-girlfriends who meet again. Their relationship always fails, Kirina thinks this is because of her actions. They agree to find the whereabouts of the Shaman and the Doll that Kirina used to come to play a trick on Marja. Their efforts fail. Marja's love for Kirina grows again, but it's too late.

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Genre:Drama, Romance, Comedy
Directed By:Eddy Prasetya
Written By:Ananda Galih Katresna
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Runtime:66 minutes
Studio:KlikFilm Studios

Cast

Director

Eddy Prasetya

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Mark Natama

Marja

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Maysha Jhuan

Kirina

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Awang Dewangkara

Gupa

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Elissa Knapp

Arin

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Djohan Ekspresi

Security

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Ichsan Zulkarnain

Ki Kama Sutra

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Wimbadi

Doll House Owner

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Choirunnisa Amalia Wzein

The Neighbor’s Sexy Wife

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Silvia Faradella

Sisilia

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Dinar Roos

Minimarket Owner

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Chika Dahlan

Manda

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