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As Ratna, a filmmaker, approaches her wedding day, she learns what it's like to be a model housewife.
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As Ratna, a filmmaker, approaches her wedding day, she learns what it's like to be a model housewife.
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Genre:Drama, Family
Written By:Naufal Abrisam, Faradiba Sarah
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Runtime:20 minutes
Studio:Asmara Pictures
Cast
Naufal Abrisam
Director
Edwyna Kezia
Ratna
Yeni Sari
Ibu Ratna
Muhammad Iqbal
Bapak Ratna
Azura Iqlima Ferialdi
Lala
Madja Muda Negawa
Calon Suami
Risnandar Setiadi Sulaeman
Bapak Calon Suami
Sri Widiyanesti
Ibu Calon Suami
Deandra Syarizka
Sutradara Perempuan
Nurmaya Dewi Kartika
Ibu Sutradara Perempuan
Sabina Laiqa
Pemeran 1
Daffa Aulia
Pemeran 2
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