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Pursue The Tiger 

Sinar is a security officer who assigned to get rid of some gangsters. Timur is both Sinar's bestfriend and one of those gangsters. Soraya was Timur's girlfriend, but ended up getting married with Sinar. A mysterious shooting from this mission raise a strong tension in the relationships among the three of them. Between husband and wife, betwen friends, and between old flames.
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Sinar is a security officer who assigned to get rid of some gangsters. Timur is both Sinar's bestfriend and one of those gangsters. Soraya was Timur's girlfriend, but ended up getting married with Sinar. A mysterious shooting from this mission raise a strong tension in the relationships among the three of them. Between husband and wife, betwen friends, and between old flames.

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:Arman Dewarti
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Runtime:30 minutes
Studio:Mediatif Films

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