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Marcel, a teenager who lost his older brother who often taught him English, must fight to find a scholarship. However, turns out that his brother kept something behind to help Marcel pursue his dream.
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Marcel, a teenager who lost his older brother who often taught him English, must fight to find a scholarship. However, turns out that his brother kept something behind to help Marcel pursue his dream.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Alandra Rafi Farisi, Muhammad Abyndra
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Runtime:8 minutes
Studio:W/ Their Gratitude
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