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After returning from a friend’s celebration, Lilah (18) and Rusdi (20) find themselves stranded when the motorcycle they are riding breaks down in the rain that night. They take shelter under the awning of a roadside shop. However, as the night goes on, their conversation gradually grows tense after Lilah says something that makes Rusdi furious with her.
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After returning from a friend’s celebration, Lilah (18) and Rusdi (20) find themselves stranded when the motorcycle they are riding breaks down in the rain that night. They take shelter under the awning of a roadside shop. However, as the night goes on, their conversation gradually grows tense after Lilah says something that makes Rusdi furious with her.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Bagas Wisnuardi
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Studio:Fourteendays Cinema, Klub Gawesiki
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