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Nevan is a student with an ordinary life and doesn't stand out too much at school. His life changed when a round light made the students have numbers above their heads, including Nevan who had very small numbers. Nevan tries to increase the number he has, which, at the same time, helps him understand the meaning of the number.
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Nevan is a student with an ordinary life and doesn't stand out too much at school. His life changed when a round light made the students have numbers above their heads, including Nevan who had very small numbers. Nevan tries to increase the number he has, which, at the same time, helps him understand the meaning of the number.

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Genre:Science Fiction, Drama
Directed By:Jason Pratama
Written By:Jason Pratama, Jesselyn Laurencia
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Box Office:$253
Runtime:10 minutes
Studio:Surat Studio

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