Joko & Bowo: Reading Vol. 1
A film student meets with two actors that will play a role in his project. They start reading the screenplay and unintentionally the story he wrote related to the actors' life and relationship.
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A film student meets with two actors that will play a role in his project. They start reading the screenplay and unintentionally the story he wrote related to the actors' life and relationship.
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Written By:I Kadek Jaya Wiguna, Adinda Junior
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Runtime:14 minutes
Studio:Kikuk! Films, FFTV IKJ, Jakarta Institute of the Arts, Lumut Ijo Production
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