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Loenpia Bites 

By selling spring rolls using a recipe she created, a teenage girl increased the sales of her family's spring roll shop but was opposed by her mother who wanted to maintain the taste of her family's heritage recipe
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By selling spring rolls using a recipe she created, a teenage girl increased the sales of her family's spring roll shop but was opposed by her mother who wanted to maintain the taste of her family's heritage recipe

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:Mauliya Maila
Written By:Nehemia Michael
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Runtime:12 minutes
Studio:Lanyah Films, Brociz Entertainment

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