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Kembar 5 

For the sake of her mother’s treatment, Gendis works at a night club as DJ. Moreover, the mother has to be rushed to hospital due to critical condition. The hospital’s deposit fee is exorbitant. Gendis’ friend, Deborah, Brenda, and Galuh, suggest that she sells herself to Mr Pulung. Gendis would never sell herself. However they create a situation that makes Gendis 'do' it with Mr Pulung involuntarily. Gendis brings a lot of money to the hospital to pay the deposit. But, her mother dies. This is the second time she gets psychological hit. The first was when she was a child. Her mother was often tortured by his father. And she saw her father committed suicide.
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For the sake of her mother’s treatment, Gendis works at a night club as DJ. Moreover, the mother has to be rushed to hospital due to critical condition. The hospital’s deposit fee is exorbitant. Gendis’ friend, Deborah, Brenda, and Galuh, suggest that she sells herself to Mr Pulung. Gendis would never sell herself. However they create a situation that makes Gendis 'do' it with Mr Pulung involuntarily. Gendis brings a lot of money to the hospital to pay the deposit. But, her mother dies. This is the second time she gets psychological hit. The first was when she was a child. Her mother was often tortured by his father. And she saw her father committed suicide.

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Genre:Thriller
Written By:Puguh P. S. Admadja
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Runtime:111 minutes
Studio:SAS Films

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