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Two village youths discuss planning to make a film at an angkringan stall. That night, their ideas were scattered. It turns out that making films is not as easy as they imagined. Could it be that a village youth could visualize a film. Films are not just imagination but require recklessness and being ready to laugh at one's own work before being laughed at by others.
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Two village youths discuss planning to make a film at an angkringan stall. That night, their ideas were scattered. It turns out that making films is not as easy as they imagined. Could it be that a village youth could visualize a film. Films are not just imagination but require recklessness and being ready to laugh at one's own work before being laughed at by others.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Dyana Ulfach
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Runtime:12 minutes
Studio:Muse Production
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