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Rafathar
Jonny Gold and his partner Popo Palupi were a pair of professional thieves. This time they got a job to kidnap a baby named Rafathar, who adopted by a wealthy family. One thing that they don't know, that the baby had some superpowers, telekinetic power that can manipulate metals. Things happens on the process of kidnapping, until Rafathar means something to Jonny dan Popo. Their journey slowly unfolds big conspiracies and the origins of Rafathar's powers.
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Jonny Gold and his partner Popo Palupi were a pair of professional thieves. This time they got a job to kidnap a baby named Rafathar, who adopted by a wealthy family. One thing that they don't know, that the baby had some superpowers, telekinetic power that can manipulate metals. Things happens on the process of kidnapping, until Rafathar means something to Jonny dan Popo. Their journey slowly unfolds big conspiracies and the origins of Rafathar's powers.
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Genre:Comedy, Family
Written By:Bounty Umbara, Bene Dion Rajagukguk
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Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:Umbara Brothers Film, RNR Movies
Cast
Bounty Umbara
Director
Rafathar Malik Ahmad
Rafathar
Raffi Ahmad
Jonny Gold
Babe Cabita
Popo Palupi
Nagita Slavina
Detektif Julie
Agus Kuncoro
Bos Viktor Tradisi
Verdi Solaiman
Kolonel Demon Strassy
Nur Fazura
Mila Mutmaina
Arie Untung
Bondan Ngademin
Ence Bagus
Letnan Bagus Nyadi
Henky Solaiman
Profesor Bagyo
Anna Pinem
Titin Prihatin
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