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Sinopsis Filem Spilt Gravy / Ke Mana Tumpahnya Kuah poster

Sinopsis Filem Spilt Gravy / Ke Mana Tumpahnya Kuah 

The story revolves around an upper-middle-class Malay family that is somewhat in disarray. The father (Rahim Razali) feels that he no longer has much time left, so he invites all his children to dinner the following evening to discuss his will, which largely concerns the family home that spans several acres in the heart of Kuala Lumpur. An unexpected visit from two strangers causes the father to change his plans and move up the dinner to that same day. He sends a message to his children, but will they all be able to receive it?
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The story revolves around an upper-middle-class Malay family that is somewhat in disarray. The father (Rahim Razali) feels that he no longer has much time left, so he invites all his children to dinner the following evening to discuss his will, which largely concerns the family home that spans several acres in the heart of Kuala Lumpur. An unexpected visit from two strangers causes the father to change his plans and move up the dinner to that same day. He sends a message to his children, but will they all be able to receive it?

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Studio:Z-A Productions

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