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Me And You Vs The World 

Jeremy (Rio Dewanto) who is bored with his work and routine, changes when meet Sera (Dhea Seto) who is looking for her identity and bored with her world of high school teenagers. Jeremy rebelled from his office and proposed a concept titled "Conquer the World". First is to make the event “Conquer Citarik River Rafting”. Success. Jeremy saves a girl who nearly drowned in the event. Jeremy’s boss (Piyu) approved the plan to create a manly event. Then Jeremy wants to give rafting presentation to schools. In one school Jeremy and Baron (GoFar Hilman), his friend, meet with Sera. Jeremy presentation is rejected by the Principal (Joe P Project), because it is considered too dangerous. Sera also reject the activity.
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Jeremy (Rio Dewanto) who is bored with his work and routine, changes when meet Sera (Dhea Seto) who is looking for her identity and bored with her world of high school teenagers. Jeremy rebelled from his office and proposed a concept titled "Conquer the World". First is to make the event “Conquer Citarik River Rafting”. Success. Jeremy saves a girl who nearly drowned in the event. Jeremy’s boss (Piyu) approved the plan to create a manly event. Then Jeremy wants to give rafting presentation to schools. In one school Jeremy and Baron (GoFar Hilman), his friend, meet with Sera. Jeremy presentation is rejected by the Principal (Joe P Project), because it is considered too dangerous. Sera also reject the activity.

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Genre:Adventure, Comedy, Romance
Directed By:Fajar Nugros
Written By:Endik Koeswoyo
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Runtime:97 minutes
Studio:Rapi Films

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