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The Magic Hourglass is Adam’s ray of hope. With the Magic Hourglass, he can make his younger sister Ralin happy and lift his family out of poverty. However, Professor Ginanjar, along with Hendrik and his henchmen, are plotting to steal the Magic Hourglass. Adam realizes that the integrity he has always upheld is far more valuable than the magic of the Magic Hourglass.
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The Magic Hourglass is Adam’s ray of hope. With the Magic Hourglass, he can make his younger sister Ralin happy and lift his family out of poverty. However, Professor Ginanjar, along with Hendrik and his henchmen, are plotting to steal the Magic Hourglass. Adam realizes that the integrity he has always upheld is far more valuable than the magic of the Magic Hourglass.
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Genre:Drama, Fantasy
Written By:Alvin Latief
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Studio:Alamanda Production
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