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In the midst of his sister's wedding preparations, Agus (Kemal Palevi) falls in love with his high school friend, Angeline (Kimberly Ryder), who had a peculiar characteristic laugh. His pal, Jo (Reza Aditya) is willing to help all out. Because he suspects that Angeline is materialistic girl, Agus drive a car when approaching the girl. The car is a wedding gift from the father. (Joe Project P) to his sister. Because he is too focused on Angeline, he forget a lot of things including the car. He asks the help of the Mafia boss in Southeast Asia, Boris (Caisar), to solve the problem.
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In the midst of his sister's wedding preparations, Agus (Kemal Palevi) falls in love with his high school friend, Angeline (Kimberly Ryder), who had a peculiar characteristic laugh. His pal, Jo (Reza Aditya) is willing to help all out. Because he suspects that Angeline is materialistic girl, Agus drive a car when approaching the girl. The car is a wedding gift from the father. (Joe Project P) to his sister. Because he is too focused on Angeline, he forget a lot of things including the car. He asks the help of the Mafia boss in Southeast Asia, Boris (Caisar), to solve the problem.
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Genre:Drama, Comedy
Written By:Andovi da Lopez, Jovial da Lopez
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Runtime:110 minutes
Studio:K2K Production
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