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Purnama, a street child who lives in a halfway house. He was affected by amnesia due to being hit by the car of Mr. Surya, a businessman who is a workaholic and still lives alone.
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Purnama, a street child who lives in a halfway house. He was affected by amnesia due to being hit by the car of Mr. Surya, a businessman who is a workaholic and still lives alone.
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Genre:Drama, Family
Written By:Mathias Muchus
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Runtime:104 minutes
Studio:Mizan Productions
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