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Half Salmon Man 

Dika and his family want to move out of his house for a reason, but Dika doesn't feel well about it. As time goes by, he found Patricia, his high school old friend. Problem arise when his old love comes back to his life.
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Dika and his family want to move out of his house for a reason, but Dika doesn't feel well about it. As time goes by, he found Patricia, his high school old friend. Problem arise when his old love comes back to his life.

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Genre:Romance, Comedy, Drama
Written By:Raditya Dika
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Runtime:100 minutes
Studio:Starvision Plus

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