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Melbourne Rewind 

Failed to move on. That reality is faced by Laura (Pamela Bowie), a radio broadcaster who lives in Melbourne, when she finds her first love Max (Morgan Oey), appears before her. The memory of the past is slowly returning. Max is not just her first love, but also the man who makes Laura find her purpose of life. Their youth ego make them separate. Max has to go to America to realize his dream as a lighting designer. Both agreed to realize their dream on their own ways. Max comes back when she is ready to forget him and move on to another man, Evan (Jovial da Lopez), a veterinarian, who is also the boyfriend of his friend, Cee (Aurelie Mauremans).
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Failed to move on. That reality is faced by Laura (Pamela Bowie), a radio broadcaster who lives in Melbourne, when she finds her first love Max (Morgan Oey), appears before her. The memory of the past is slowly returning. Max is not just her first love, but also the man who makes Laura find her purpose of life. Their youth ego make them separate. Max has to go to America to realize his dream as a lighting designer. Both agreed to realize their dream on their own ways. Max comes back when she is ready to forget him and move on to another man, Evan (Jovial da Lopez), a veterinarian, who is also the boyfriend of his friend, Cee (Aurelie Mauremans).

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Genre:Drama, Romance
Directed By:Danial Rifki
Written By:Haqi Achmad
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Runtime:96 minutes
Studio:Rapi Films

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