'Love in Taipei'
This romance movie has strong representation of Taiwanese people.
Journey of Love
Fathia and Reyhan are reunited as adults. However, for the sake of her adherence to religion, Fathia decided to stay away from Reyhan. However, ironically, this separation actually brought Fathia, who had memorized the Koran, to face a bitter reality. She had to accept marriage to an older man who was already married in order to help the family financially.
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Fathia and Reyhan are reunited as adults. However, for the sake of her adherence to religion, Fathia decided to stay away from Reyhan. However, ironically, this separation actually brought Fathia, who had memorized the Koran, to face a bitter reality. She had to accept marriage to an older man who was already married in order to help the family financially.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:M. Ali Ghifari
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Runtime:129 minutes
Studio:FMM Studios, PPA Insitute, Pejuang Subuh
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