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Neysha: Aku Anak Nelayan poster

Neysha: Aku Anak Nelayan 

After her mother was late in getting help and died of lung disease, little Neysha dreamed of becoming a doctor who could help many people. But the path to achieving her dreams is not easy, her father died in a storm and Neysha was alone at the age of 6.
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After her mother was late in getting help and died of lung disease, little Neysha dreamed of becoming a doctor who could help many people. But the path to achieving her dreams is not easy, her father died in a storm and Neysha was alone at the age of 6.

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Genre:Drama, Family
Directed By:Aziz Abdul K
Written By:Tary Lestari
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Runtime:60 minutes
Studio:Diani Production, Pure Pictures

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