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Gara-Gara Cicilan 

The story of the friendship between a photographer (Rijja), a barista (Jhaka) & (Tiara) a final semester student who works part-time to support her family in the village. Jhaka's delay in paying his motorbike installments because he helped Tiara pay for college fees becomes the trigger for their problems. At their lowest point, the three of them begin to get to know each other better until a love triangle forms that will destroy their friendship.
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The story of the friendship between a photographer (Rijja), a barista (Jhaka) & (Tiara) a final semester student who works part-time to support her family in the village. Jhaka's delay in paying his motorbike installments because he helped Tiara pay for college fees becomes the trigger for their problems. At their lowest point, the three of them begin to get to know each other better until a love triangle forms that will destroy their friendship.

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Genre:Drama, Comedy
Directed By:Surya Darmawan
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Runtime:93 minutes
Studio:YC Entertainment

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