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Langit Kala Senja
Langit harbors a love for his half-sister named Senja, but the mother does not give her blessing. Langit is a novelist while Senja is a junior editor at the publisher where Langit usually writes for publication. The publisher boss named Kala is obsessed with getting Langit's heart by using Kala as a tool to approach him. Kala was in a very difficult position to determine the answer between heart, career and rest.
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Langit harbors a love for his half-sister named Senja, but the mother does not give her blessing. Langit is a novelist while Senja is a junior editor at the publisher where Langit usually writes for publication. The publisher boss named Kala is obsessed with getting Langit's heart by using Kala as a tool to approach him. Kala was in a very difficult position to determine the answer between heart, career and rest.
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Genre:Drama, Romance
Written By:Dewi Pramita
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Runtime:83 minutes
Studio:KlikFilm Studios, Canary Studio, Limelight Pictures
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