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Ordinary Citizen
The inflation in 1965 caused a high increase in prices. In the middle of his paddy field, Untung, who is worrying about the price increase, is visited by Kino. Kino’s presence changed the atmosphere. Cheap rice seeds sold by a farming organization traps them in the middle of an ideology conflict.
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The inflation in 1965 caused a high increase in prices. In the middle of his paddy field, Untung, who is worrying about the price increase, is visited by Kino. Kino’s presence changed the atmosphere. Cheap rice seeds sold by a farming organization traps them in the middle of an ideology conflict.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Albertus Prahasta Wibowo
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Runtime:14 minutes
Studio:Thesign Production
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