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Deciding to follow her vocation as a nun and leave her responsibilities at home, made Airen (27) feel guilty, especially to her father, Pak Ahong (60). The regret increased when Mr. Ahong passed away and could not see for the last time. Funeral events and Sa Cap Meh prayers spark arguments between her and her sister Mayleen (25). Blaming each other, until a fact about Mr. Ahong was revealed that Airen had just found out. An apology was delivered in the Chinese tradition of burning Sa Cap Meh.
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Deciding to follow her vocation as a nun and leave her responsibilities at home, made Airen (27) feel guilty, especially to her father, Pak Ahong (60). The regret increased when Mr. Ahong passed away and could not see for the last time. Funeral events and Sa Cap Meh prayers spark arguments between her and her sister Mayleen (25). Blaming each other, until a fact about Mr. Ahong was revealed that Airen had just found out. An apology was delivered in the Chinese tradition of burning Sa Cap Meh.
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Genre:Family, Drama
Written By:Angel Ching, Fahriza Hasnan Fauzan, I Made Suniartika
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Runtime:19 minutes
Studio:Neoma Studio, Lokapurva Films
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