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In a small Indonesian town, a young girl named Darti often receives candy instead of coins as change at the local shop, with the excuse that coins are scarce. As she quietly collects these candies, a small personal crisis forces her to find a creative solution using what she has. A heartfelt and honest short film about childhood, poverty, and resourcefulness.
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In a small Indonesian town, a young girl named Darti often receives candy instead of coins as change at the local shop, with the excuse that coins are scarce. As she quietly collects these candies, a small personal crisis forces her to find a creative solution using what she has. A heartfelt and honest short film about childhood, poverty, and resourcefulness.
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Written By:Uswatun Khasanah
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