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Yohanes’ life hangs by a thread as financial hardship leaves him unable to afford the medication for his heart condition. In his despair, he returns to the Field of Grace Church (Gereja Ladang Kasih), seeking healing and renewed hope. However, instead of solace, Yohanes discovers that the cure he longs for comes at a steep price. As his health continues to decline, he is faced with demands for sacrifices far beyond what he ever imagined.
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Yohanes’ life hangs by a thread as financial hardship leaves him unable to afford the medication for his heart condition. In his despair, he returns to the Field of Grace Church (Gereja Ladang Kasih), seeking healing and renewed hope. However, instead of solace, Yohanes discovers that the cure he longs for comes at a steep price. As his health continues to decline, he is faced with demands for sacrifices far beyond what he ever imagined.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Indigo Gabriel Zulkarnain
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Runtime:15 minutes
Studio:Meneer Inc.
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