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Luntang Lantung 

Ari Budiman (Dimas Anggara) with his friends, Togar Simanjuntak (Lolox) and Suketi (Muhadkly Acho), face a classic problem after completion of study: finding a job. Suketi accepts a job in a company, but not Ari, while Togar chooses to open a workshop. Jobless makes Ari Budiman discouraged. Tiur, Togar’s sister, continues to encourage him. Ari then works at Glory Oil, who he assumes a big oil companies, but it turns out only a lubircant distributor. So he is a lubricant salesman. Having experienced the difficulty as a lubricant salesman, Ari is called to fill the position of IT Manager. It turns out that the company makes a wrong call. It should be another Ari Budiman. Unintentional mistake is maximized by Ari.
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Ari Budiman (Dimas Anggara) with his friends, Togar Simanjuntak (Lolox) and Suketi (Muhadkly Acho), face a classic problem after completion of study: finding a job. Suketi accepts a job in a company, but not Ari, while Togar chooses to open a workshop. Jobless makes Ari Budiman discouraged. Tiur, Togar’s sister, continues to encourage him. Ari then works at Glory Oil, who he assumes a big oil companies, but it turns out only a lubircant distributor. So he is a lubricant salesman. Having experienced the difficulty as a lubricant salesman, Ari is called to fill the position of IT Manager. It turns out that the company makes a wrong call. It should be another Ari Budiman. Unintentional mistake is maximized by Ari.

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Genre:Drama, Comedy
Directed By:Fajar Nugros
Written By:Alim Sudio, Rahmat HC, Mia Amalia
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Runtime:88 minutes
Studio:Demi Istri Production, MMA Pictures, Maxima Pictures

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