Films that Avert the Idea Animation’s Only for Kids
I hate the idea that animation’s for kids; just because it’s animated doesn’t mean that it’s some silly cartoon and shouldn’t be taken seriously.
Haribaan
Radit, a middle child who often feels invisible, forms an unlikely bond with Manda, a lonely girl raised by a workaholic father. As they navigate their chaotic yet bittersweet lives, unexpected feelings begin to bloom. However, their growing romance faces a major wall because of a bitter, long-standing feud between their own parents.
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Radit, a middle child who often feels invisible, forms an unlikely bond with Manda, a lonely girl raised by a workaholic father. As they navigate their chaotic yet bittersweet lives, unexpected feelings begin to bloom. However, their growing romance faces a major wall because of a bitter, long-standing feud between their own parents.
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Genre:Comedy, Family, Drama, Mystery
Written By:Kalisya Zahabia, Nimas Hayuning, Rahayu Puthree
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Runtime:36 minutes
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Cast
Michelle Graciella Zefania
Director
Carlosta Fernando
Raditya Putra Atmaja
Mandaling Yena Ardena
Amanda Putri Prasetyo
Nagarayy Arthur
Bayu Prasetyo
Pandu Tirta
Surya Atmaja
Puspa Ningrum
Yulia Puspitasari
Muhammad Althaf
Bagas Atmaja
Melani Sucipto
Kanaya Dwi Atmaja
Rayya Destria
Rania Maharani
Aurellya Febriany
Bu Citra
Kalisya Zahabia
Bu Mei
Yenni Aprianti
Bu Eeh
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