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It's Okay, Jay!
A film student trying so hard to make a film from his personal, deepest feeling. But on the other side, he wants his film to be "festival-worthy" and speak about a big issue that actually he has no interest in.
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A film student trying so hard to make a film from his personal, deepest feeling. But on the other side, he wants his film to be "festival-worthy" and speak about a big issue that actually he has no interest in.
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Genre:Drama, Comedy
Written By:I Kadek Jaya Wiguna
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Runtime:12 minutes
Studio:Kikuk! Films, FFTV IKJ, Jakarta Institute of the Arts, Lumut Ijo Production
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