TIFF ‘22 Coverage: ‘My Policeman’
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Restu Ramadan
The arrival of Restu, a construction worker in a village in Sabah, has been welcomed by Pak Daud. The good relationship between the two of them has been misinterpreted by Asrin. Pak Daud successfully deceives Restu that he is not allowed to fast due to his age. Moreover, Restu also falls for Pak Daud's persuasion that he also does not need to fast due to work demands. One day, both are arrested for not observing the fasting practice. Asrin, meanwhile, suffers an injury from a homemade firecracker explosion. Actor of the telemovie Restu Ramadan
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The arrival of Restu, a construction worker in a village in Sabah, has been welcomed by Pak Daud. The good relationship between the two of them has been misinterpreted by Asrin. Pak Daud successfully deceives Restu that he is not allowed to fast due to his age. Moreover, Restu also falls for Pak Daud's persuasion that he also does not need to fast due to work demands. One day, both are arrested for not observing the fasting practice. Asrin, meanwhile, suffers an injury from a homemade firecracker explosion. Actor of the telemovie Restu Ramadan
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