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Is This What Love Feels Like?
Jason wants to tell Nadia how he feels, but she only has eyes for Ryan, the school’s star. But as her fairytale romance turns complicated and her home life grows unbearable, Nadia begins to wonder if the love she’s been looking for has been beside her all along.
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Jason wants to tell Nadia how he feels, but she only has eyes for Ryan, the school’s star. But as her fairytale romance turns complicated and her home life grows unbearable, Nadia begins to wonder if the love she’s been looking for has been beside her all along.
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Genre:Drama, Romance
Written By:Mia Amalia, Budhita Arini
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Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:Rapi Films
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