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Memories of the Sea
Galon has been working overtime these days because now he is the only lighthouse keeper. He got an additional task to decorate the lighthouse room as a welcome for the president's arrival as a form announcing the port revitalization program in Indonesia. Along with the news of the program, the news about the passenger ship accident that was initially reported in an uproar slowly disappeared. This triggers the presence of Rusman, the spirit of Galon colleague who died about a month a ago who was forced to return to the world to find news about his son who became a worker on the reported ship. Rusman's appearance is good news for Galon, who has had to work alone all this time. Now Galon feels that he has friends who help and accompany him to work.
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Galon has been working overtime these days because now he is the only lighthouse keeper. He got an additional task to decorate the lighthouse room as a welcome for the president's arrival as a form announcing the port revitalization program in Indonesia. Along with the news of the program, the news about the passenger ship accident that was initially reported in an uproar slowly disappeared. This triggers the presence of Rusman, the spirit of Galon colleague who died about a month a ago who was forced to return to the world to find news about his son who became a worker on the reported ship. Rusman's appearance is good news for Galon, who has had to work alone all this time. Now Galon feels that he has friends who help and accompany him to work.
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Genre:Horror, Drama
Written By:Haris Yuliyanto
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Runtime:19 minutes
Studio:Sore Pictures, Kura Kura Terbang, Dinas Kebudayaan dan Pariwisata Kota Semarang
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