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Portrait of A Lovely Day
In a Sidewalk Resto, a writer, Jonn, gets lost daydreaming about the Woman sitting by the window.
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In a Sidewalk Resto, a writer, Jonn, gets lost daydreaming about the Woman sitting by the window.
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Genre:Romance
Written By:Nadyra Ratri, Roufy Nasution
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Runtime:5 minutes
Studio:Ruang Film Bandung, Cinemora Pictures
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