"Thunder Road": Guilt, Grief, Regret, and Suicide
"Thunder Road" presents the grief that comes from a family member taking their own life.
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Biru (9), a young boy, runs away from home after witnessing a violent argument between his parents triggered by financial strain. However, the path he takes transforms into a strange, surreal labyrinth. During his flight, Biru encounters "object-human" figures that represent the stages of his mother's grief.
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Biru (9), a young boy, runs away from home after witnessing a violent argument between his parents triggered by financial strain. However, the path he takes transforms into a strange, surreal labyrinth. During his flight, Biru encounters "object-human" figures that represent the stages of his mother's grief.
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Genre:Thriller
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Runtime:15 minutes
Studio:Tiga Titik Production
Cast
Fauzan Nur Ilmi Shidiq
Director
Maura Alinna Rahadian
Mother
Abizard Arfan Raufa
Biru
Fadli Rukmana
Father
Abdan Shiddiq Firdaus
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Tia Ramadani
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Albi Rangga Rosadi
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Andrian Alyustopan
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Muhammad Rifki Nurhadi
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Mulqi Ramadhan
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Muhammad Sulthan Fauzanul Akbar
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