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Rainy Day on The Last Day
Maya, like a mother in general, began to realize the feeling of loneliness that came after her two children left home to live their own lives. However, the arrival of that lonely feeling, lit a spark in her marriage relationship with Damian. The relationship that turned out to be not well, now feels even more complicated and there is no visible bright spot that both Maya and Damian yearned for.
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Maya, like a mother in general, began to realize the feeling of loneliness that came after her two children left home to live their own lives. However, the arrival of that lonely feeling, lit a spark in her marriage relationship with Damian. The relationship that turned out to be not well, now feels even more complicated and there is no visible bright spot that both Maya and Damian yearned for.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Maria Gratia Palma, Sindi Angriani A. Nurkamiden
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Runtime:23 minutes
Studio:Rupa Rupa Films
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