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The demonstration against the eviction of the Harmonie Damai nursing home reunites Sendja and Sundari, two old friends who are now separated by betrayal and are struggling and tracing old memories.
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The demonstration against the eviction of the Harmonie Damai nursing home reunites Sendja and Sundari, two old friends who are now separated by betrayal and are struggling and tracing old memories.

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:Eddy Prasetya
Written By:Ni Ketut Yuni Suastini
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Studio:KlikFilm Studios

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