Jakarta Deep Down
An omnibus of 10 stories, 10 romances that portrays lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender relationships throughout Jakarta.
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An omnibus of 10 stories, 10 romances that portrays lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender relationships throughout Jakarta.
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Genre:Drama
Directed By:Lola Amaria, Billy Christian, Adriyanto Dewo, Sim F., Aline Jusria, Kirana Larasati, Tika Pramesti, Alfrits John Robert, Fira Sofiana, Dinda Kanyadewi
Written By:Lele Laila
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Runtime:106 minutes
Studio:Kresna Duta Foundation, Ardhanary Institute, Ford Foundation
Cast
Lola Amaria, Billy Christian, Adriyanto Dewo, Sim F., Aline Jusria, Kirana Larasati, Tika Pramesti, Alfrits John Robert, Fira Sofiana, Dinda Kanyadewi
Director
Dinda Kanyadewi
Pevita Pearce
Kirana Larasati
Miea Kusuma
Ence Bagus
Deddy Corbuzier
Gesata Stella
Herfiza Novianti
Albert Halim
Agastya Kandou
Reuben Elishama
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