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Mat Ri Ye Pak Din 

Pak Din has been living alone for 5 years since the death of his son. Raya has lost all meaning for him, until Amy, a kind-hearted young person who just moved into the house next to Pak Din's, changes everything.
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Pak Din has been living alone for 5 years since the death of his son. Raya has lost all meaning for him, until Amy, a kind-hearted young person who just moved into the house next to Pak Din's, changes everything.

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Studio:Space Vision

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