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Harta, Tahta, Boru Ni Raja 

The journey of a young man named Jerry, played by Mark Natama. On the way back to his hometown, the audience wonders, is Jerry looking for Treasure, Throne or Boru Ni Raja?
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The journey of a young man named Jerry, played by Mark Natama. On the way back to his hometown, the audience wonders, is Jerry looking for Treasure, Throne or Boru Ni Raja?

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Genre:Comedy
Directed By:Agustinus Sitorus
Written By:Agustinus Sitorus, Yan Al-Ridho
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Runtime:114 minutes
Studio:PIM Pictures, Layar Production, BPODT

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