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Monokrom 2: A Pathetic Records
We accept someone's sad true story and act it out so that it is better depicted. It started with a woman who was dating a man who apparently had multiple girlfriends. Then there was another woman who was cheated by her boyfriend on the pretext that the money was for her mother's treatment. It turned out that the money was used for cheating.
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We accept someone's sad true story and act it out so that it is better depicted. It started with a woman who was dating a man who apparently had multiple girlfriends. Then there was another woman who was cheated by her boyfriend on the pretext that the money was for her mother's treatment. It turned out that the money was used for cheating.
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Genre:Drama, Romance
Written By:Sumirah Dwi Anita
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Runtime:7 minutes
Studio:Green Project Production
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