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In The Shadows of Love
An orphanage janitor wants to tell his child a secret he has been keeping, by bonding with the child, but experiences difficulties when the child falls in love with him, which causes him to change his initial plan. If not, the problem will get worse.
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An orphanage janitor wants to tell his child a secret he has been keeping, by bonding with the child, but experiences difficulties when the child falls in love with him, which causes him to change his initial plan. If not, the problem will get worse.
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Genre:Drama, Romance
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Runtime:27 minutes
Studio:The Kons
Cast
Ardhie Yudhistira Pratama Sebayang
Director
Keisha Farella Mirakel
Nara
Yusuf Khan
Yosef
Dinar Roos
Suster
Damar R J K
Ibu Nara
Angel adenia D K
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Hanna Veronicha br Ginting
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Imelda Christine
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Grace Olenda
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Grace Novita Debora Silaban
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Meitia Br Sebayang
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Meitia Br Sebayang
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