Mengejar Hari
Hari (30) runs around his village, chasing a kite. While chasing, he encounters various obstacles. Every time Hari chases, his visual character changes, namely when he was a child and a teenager. In each phase, he continues to run after the same kite and does not escape from several problems. Until finally Hari finds the kite on a quiet and beautiful cliff. He stares at it, because the kite is likened to a person's main support from birth to adulthood from a family where the support is in the form of advice about good things for survival.
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Hari (30) runs around his village, chasing a kite. While chasing, he encounters various obstacles. Every time Hari chases, his visual character changes, namely when he was a child and a teenager. In each phase, he continues to run after the same kite and does not escape from several problems. Until finally Hari finds the kite on a quiet and beautiful cliff. He stares at it, because the kite is likened to a person's main support from birth to adulthood from a family where the support is in the form of advice about good things for survival.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Ayesha Alma Almera
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Runtime:13 minutes
Studio:Avikom Films
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