“The Hate U Give”
Based on the best-selling novel by Angie Thomas and a maxim of the late Tupac Shakur.
Ketika Takbir Bergema
Fatimah is separated from her biological daughter, Nazira, since she moved to Sarawak following her new husband, Azman. Fatimah's mother-in-law instigates Nazira to hate her mother. Before passing away, Fatimah's mother-in-law confesses to Nazira that Fatimah had tried to contact her but was prevented by her. Azman, who is suffering from cancer, is unable to care for Fatimah who is also ill (Alzheimer's) and sends Fatimah to an elderly care center.
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Fatimah is separated from her biological daughter, Nazira, since she moved to Sarawak following her new husband, Azman. Fatimah's mother-in-law instigates Nazira to hate her mother. Before passing away, Fatimah's mother-in-law confesses to Nazira that Fatimah had tried to contact her but was prevented by her. Azman, who is suffering from cancer, is unable to care for Fatimah who is also ill (Alzheimer's) and sends Fatimah to an elderly care center.
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