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Little League: From Ambition I Learned
GUNTUR (12 years) has the ambition to win a handicraft competition at his school. When he starts working on his creation, Guntur encounters many obstacles which result in his action figure not being completed. Will Guntur be able to finish his action figure creation on time?
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GUNTUR (12 years) has the ambition to win a handicraft competition at his school. When he starts working on his creation, Guntur encounters many obstacles which result in his action figure not being completed. Will Guntur be able to finish his action figure creation on time?
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Genre:Drama, Comedy
Written By:Rafi Adam Pangestu, Siti Nurul Bajillah
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Runtime:10 minutes
Studio:PiHappy Production
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