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Aksara and Nada just got married. But their happiness didn't last long, because a truck hit the car they were traveling in. The false memory disease that Aksara suffers from makes Aurora try hard to restore her husband's memory. Aurora is sad and almost despairs about everything.
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Aksara and Nada just got married. But their happiness didn't last long, because a truck hit the car they were traveling in. The false memory disease that Aksara suffers from makes Aurora try hard to restore her husband's memory. Aurora is sad and almost despairs about everything.
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Genre:Drama, Romance
Written By:Ananda Galih Katresna, Ifan Ismail
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Runtime:67 minutes
Studio:KlikFilm Studios, Khsatrya Pictures
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