The precarious representations in One Battle After Another
A bumpy journey about revolution and family makes us feel fear, disgust, humor, and satisfaction.
Price of Blessing
Hadian (male, 25 years old) & Anin (female, 25 years old) are lovers who love each other. One day, Anin reported that she was pregnant with Hadian’s child. Anin forces Hadian to marry her as soon as possible without anyone knowing before her pregnancy gets bigger. To get married, Hadian still does not have proper preparation, until finally he chooses to sell his house and motorbike. At the very least, to cover all wedding expenses temporarily.
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Hadian (male, 25 years old) & Anin (female, 25 years old) are lovers who love each other. One day, Anin reported that she was pregnant with Hadian’s child. Anin forces Hadian to marry her as soon as possible without anyone knowing before her pregnancy gets bigger. To get married, Hadian still does not have proper preparation, until finally he chooses to sell his house and motorbike. At the very least, to cover all wedding expenses temporarily.
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Written By:Ludy Oji Prastama
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Runtime:20 minutes
Studio:Ravacana Films
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