Caught Stealing and Caught Wanting More
You'd better buckle up, pack spare underwear, & maybe lay off the drinking for a night, for a gnarly ride in New York!
Parah Bener
A quartet of friends—Marko, Paing, Nacing, and Japri—constantly find themselves in trouble. One day, Marko witnesses his girlfriend, Marni, being abducted. Assisted by Japri, Marko sets off in pursuit of the kidnappers. Unfortunately, along the way, the pair are struck by a car driven by Tania, an up-and-coming celebrity who had reportedly run away from home. Overcome by guilt, Tania joins Japri and Marko in the chase to rescue Marni, with Paing and Nacing also tagging along. They eventually locate Marni in Anyer; however, instead of being pleased, Marni lashes out at Marko in anger.
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A quartet of friends—Marko, Paing, Nacing, and Japri—constantly find themselves in trouble. One day, Marko witnesses his girlfriend, Marni, being abducted. Assisted by Japri, Marko sets off in pursuit of the kidnappers. Unfortunately, along the way, the pair are struck by a car driven by Tania, an up-and-coming celebrity who had reportedly run away from home. Overcome by guilt, Tania joins Japri and Marko in the chase to rescue Marni, with Paing and Nacing also tagging along. They eventually locate Marni in Anyer; however, instead of being pleased, Marni lashes out at Marko in anger.
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Genre:Comedy, Drama
Written By:Deni Atmaja, Sadih Saputra
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Runtime:83 minutes
Studio:Sembilan Mahameru Sinema, Deni Creator
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