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Gogo, Triton, and Nunu skip their Qur’an class to steal and feast on rambutans. While they are enjoying themselves, one of them chokes and accidentally swallows a rambutan seed. Soon after, a sprout begins to grow from their head, gradually turning their body into a tree. They believe this is a curse that must be broken.
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Gogo, Triton, and Nunu skip their Qur’an class to steal and feast on rambutans. While they are enjoying themselves, one of them chokes and accidentally swallows a rambutan seed. Soon after, a sprout begins to grow from their head, gradually turning their body into a tree. They believe this is a curse that must be broken.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Wahyu Agung Prasetyo, Elena Rosmeisara
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Runtime:13 minutes
Studio:Ravacana Films
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