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Kinetik 

Kinetik tells the story of the lives of three young people named Karim, Dhea, and Kevin, who have each achieved success in their respective fields. Karim works as an interior designer, Dhea is a dancer, and Kevin is a programmer. However, the three of them feel that they are not yet satisfied with the success they have achieved. Because of this, they decide to contribute to their surrounding community by renovating and redesigning a roadside school.
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Kinetik tells the story of the lives of three young people named Karim, Dhea, and Kevin, who have each achieved success in their respective fields. Karim works as an interior designer, Dhea is a dancer, and Kevin is a programmer. However, the three of them feel that they are not yet satisfied with the success they have achieved. Because of this, they decide to contribute to their surrounding community by renovating and redesigning a roadside school.

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:Putri Tanjung
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Runtime:24 minutes
Studio:Traveloka

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