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The story of Liza and Kamal with two children. Due to the limitation of life and busy work, his youngest son, Darwish, who was two months old, had to be sent to a nursing home. Unfortunately, her son's first day was sent there, Darwish died of choking milk. The death of the child caused Liza to start to shake and could not accept the fact of the death of his youngest son to ignore his eldest son, Danial, who was only eight years old.
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The story of Liza and Kamal with two children. Due to the limitation of life and busy work, his youngest son, Darwish, who was two months old, had to be sent to a nursing home. Unfortunately, her son's first day was sent there, Darwish died of choking milk. The death of the child caused Liza to start to shake and could not accept the fact of the death of his youngest son to ignore his eldest son, Danial, who was only eight years old.

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:Along Kamaludin
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Runtime:88 minutes
Studio:Mel Corporation (M) Sdn Bhd

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Along Kamaludin

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Fasha Sandha

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Redza Rosli

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Fadilah Mansor

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