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Didin, a police officer, had to interrogate a witness named Mr. Aman, a resident who was on duty at the time of the arrest of an injured thief in his village. Mr. Aman twists the chronological story of the incident so that Didin has to confront him over and over again.
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Didin, a police officer, had to interrogate a witness named Mr. Aman, a resident who was on duty at the time of the arrest of an injured thief in his village. Mr. Aman twists the chronological story of the incident so that Didin has to confront him over and over again.
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Genre:Comedy, Drama
Written By:Ardi Pramudito
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Runtime:6 minutes
Studio:4GA Production
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