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Anton SH (Robby Sugara), a young lawyer, is overcome by fear of the madness that has infected his father and grandfather. Because of that, he was afraid to marry. When he finally married Marina (Marini), he asked her not to get pregnant. This family's journey is even more complicated because Marina's career is successful as a singer and Anton's lack of success as a lawyer. Difficulties peaked when Marina became pregnant.
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Anton SH (Robby Sugara), a young lawyer, is overcome by fear of the madness that has infected his father and grandfather. Because of that, he was afraid to marry. When he finally married Marina (Marini), he asked her not to get pregnant. This family's journey is even more complicated because Marina's career is successful as a singer and Anton's lack of success as a lawyer. Difficulties peaked when Marina became pregnant.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Deddy Armand
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Runtime:101 minutes
Studio:PT Panorama Film
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