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Hazim (Syazani Zikri) is a delivery man. A quiet man who only speaks when necessary and has a pair of wounded eyes. Hazim lives next door to Ayang (Sara Mack Lubis), a girl with a completely opposite personality—quick to anger, sharp-tongued, and very materialistic, despite only working part-time for a social media celebrity. Hazim and Ayang are questioned by an officer regarding the murder case of Ayang's mother. They give conflicting statements during the murder investigation. Which one of them is telling the truth?
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Hazim (Syazani Zikri) is a delivery man. A quiet man who only speaks when necessary and has a pair of wounded eyes. Hazim lives next door to Ayang (Sara Mack Lubis), a girl with a completely opposite personality—quick to anger, sharp-tongued, and very materialistic, despite only working part-time for a social media celebrity. Hazim and Ayang are questioned by an officer regarding the murder case of Ayang's mother. They give conflicting statements during the murder investigation. Which one of them is telling the truth?
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