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Let Me Get What I Want
Fitri (21) is a young woman who is the second wife in a Muslim polygamous family. Fitri has dreams that she would love to achieve, but unfortunately Gatot (45), her husband, does not allow her to realize her dreams.
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Fitri (21) is a young woman who is the second wife in a Muslim polygamous family. Fitri has dreams that she would love to achieve, but unfortunately Gatot (45), her husband, does not allow her to realize her dreams.
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Runtime:13 minutes
Studio:PT. Naik Daun Digital
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