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Mario, a former convict, has found a new goal in his life, namely to prove that Elvis Presley is still alive and living in Brebes, Indonesia. He believed this after he found a stray letter in his home mailbox, signed by none other than the maestro himself, Elvis. From the results of the research he had done, Elvis lived in hiding to cover up a scandal he had. According to Mario, now Elvis is enjoying his old age by pursuing dangdut music. Urged by the situation and ridicule from his arch enemy, Ruben, Mario decided to document his journey in the search to find Elvis in Brebes.
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Mario, a former convict, has found a new goal in his life, namely to prove that Elvis Presley is still alive and living in Brebes, Indonesia. He believed this after he found a stray letter in his home mailbox, signed by none other than the maestro himself, Elvis. From the results of the research he had done, Elvis lived in hiding to cover up a scandal he had. According to Mario, now Elvis is enjoying his old age by pursuing dangdut music. Urged by the situation and ridicule from his arch enemy, Ruben, Mario decided to document his journey in the search to find Elvis in Brebes.
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Genre:Comedy, Drama
Written By:Rein Maychaelson
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Runtime:31 minutes
Studio:MAXStream Studios, Trinity Optima Production
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