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Arletta has everything that teenagers of her age can only dream of - beauty, riches, and fame as an artist. But feeling depressed and used by her friends, relatives, and even mother, she chooses to travel around accompanied only by her driver. On that journey, Arletta finally feels really free and able to be herself. She feels the enjoyment of life that she has been missing. But in her solitude, does Arletta find the true self that she has dreamed of?
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Arletta has everything that teenagers of her age can only dream of - beauty, riches, and fame as an artist. But feeling depressed and used by her friends, relatives, and even mother, she chooses to travel around accompanied only by her driver. On that journey, Arletta finally feels really free and able to be herself. She feels the enjoyment of life that she has been missing. But in her solitude, does Arletta find the true self that she has dreamed of?

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Genre:Drama
Written By:Jimmy S Johansyah
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Runtime:89 minutes
Studio:Inkara Films

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