The Wonder Years (2021 TV series)
This reboot of The Wonder Years is told from the lens of a Black man.
Laterpersoken
Pehulisa (32) a mother who lives in pressure of the people aorund her, she have to faces the pain from her husband's family and the societies who still holding on to patriarchy, who forced her to have a son as soon as possible. One day, Pehulisa who already got two daughters finally got pregnant for her third child. With so much hopes from the society to give birth to a son makes Pehulisa feels pressed. In the middle of the pressures she got, it makes her realized that every borned soul, doesnt matter what their gender, they're still precious. "Laterpersoken" telling a story about a powerful and brave women surpass the lines of a tradition and the expectations from the society for her own freedom.
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Pehulisa (32) a mother who lives in pressure of the people aorund her, she have to faces the pain from her husband's family and the societies who still holding on to patriarchy, who forced her to have a son as soon as possible. One day, Pehulisa who already got two daughters finally got pregnant for her third child. With so much hopes from the society to give birth to a son makes Pehulisa feels pressed. In the middle of the pressures she got, it makes her realized that every borned soul, doesnt matter what their gender, they're still precious. "Laterpersoken" telling a story about a powerful and brave women surpass the lines of a tradition and the expectations from the society for her own freedom.
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Genre:Drama, Family
Written By:Angelica Gracia Sinuhaji, Putri Awallia
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Runtime:19 minutes
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Angelica Gracia Sinuhaji
Director
Gita Alphani Br Tarigan
Pehulisa
Gerri D'mitri Maruasas Marpaung
Harapenta
Liona Andieta Depari
Rehulina
Nayla Mecca Almahyra
Dameria
Rita Pinem
Ibu Pehulisa
Jamani Ginting
Ayah Pehulisa
Nurlianna Br Purba
Ibu Mertua
Andre Manik
Temanta
Paulus Sembiring Pelawi
Martin
Herli Susanta br Tarigan
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