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Hayya 2: Hope, Dream and Reality
Traumatized by the conflict situation that occurred in Palestine made Hayya not want to be sent home, and fled again so that he could live in Indonesia. While on the run, Hayya meets Lia, a beautiful and kind woman who thinks Hayya is her son. Hayya was invited by Lia to stay at his house and meet with Faisal. Faisal who was initially confused by Hayya's presence, finally considered Hayya a savior for his domestic life. Elsewhere, Rahmat, Adhin, and Ricis continue to look for Hayya. Then one by one the veil of the Faisal family opened, until at its peak, a tragedy befell Hayya, making the situation complex and tense.
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Traumatized by the conflict situation that occurred in Palestine made Hayya not want to be sent home, and fled again so that he could live in Indonesia. While on the run, Hayya meets Lia, a beautiful and kind woman who thinks Hayya is her son. Hayya was invited by Lia to stay at his house and meet with Faisal. Faisal who was initially confused by Hayya's presence, finally considered Hayya a savior for his domestic life. Elsewhere, Rahmat, Adhin, and Ricis continue to look for Hayya. Then one by one the veil of the Faisal family opened, until at its peak, a tragedy befell Hayya, making the situation complex and tense.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Ali Eunoia, Jastis Arimba
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Runtime:100 minutes
Studio:Warna Pictures
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