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Sarung Untuk Bapak 

Not wanting to be underestimated, Rusli decided to become a migrant worker to Korea. He dreams of making his family happy, especially his father, who is patient and continues to go to the mosque diligently, even with a worn sarong. After five years of hard work, Rusli returned home and proved himself successful. However, he did not expect to find that his father was sick and that his lover had married someone else.
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Not wanting to be underestimated, Rusli decided to become a migrant worker to Korea. He dreams of making his family happy, especially his father, who is patient and continues to go to the mosque diligently, even with a worn sarong. After five years of hard work, Rusli returned home and proved himself successful. However, he did not expect to find that his father was sick and that his lover had married someone else.

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:Suroso MYS
Written By:Lottati Mulyani
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Runtime:73 minutes
Studio:KlikFilm Studios

Cast

Director

Suroso MYS

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Omar Daniel

Rusli

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Cok Simbara

Dad

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Steffi Zamora

Sari

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Hamidatun Syadiah

Rastini

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Miranty Dewi

Mom

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Ivanka Suwandi

Neighborhood Head's Wife

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Gary Iskak

Ustadz Syafei

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Tine Rustiansah

Mrs. Emi

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Rizky Tama

Extras

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Rita Efidayani

Extras

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Cesar Pierre

Extras

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