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Deeply in love but separated by an unbridgeable divide, a young couple must navigate conflicting family blessings and deep-seated differences to discover if their relationship can truly survive.
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Deeply in love but separated by an unbridgeable divide, a young couple must navigate conflicting family blessings and deep-seated differences to discover if their relationship can truly survive.
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Genre:Drama, Romance
Written By:Junisya Aurelita, Karina Nasir, Ezra Cecio
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Runtime:109 minutes
Studio:Sinemaku Pictures, Legacy Pictures, Masih Belajar Pictures, Applause Entertainment, Kuy! Studios, NextG Investment
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