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Mercy Me
Kefas, a Catholic school student, struggles with his faith while living in a Muslim-majority neighborhood. His inner conflict leads him on a journey toward true forgiveness.
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Kefas, a Catholic school student, struggles with his faith while living in a Muslim-majority neighborhood. His inner conflict leads him on a journey toward true forgiveness.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Agatha Duhita, Adela Litani Kusumawardani, Jeremy Wrehatnolo
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Runtime:20 minutes
Studio:OMK Bintaran, Pallapa Pictures
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