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Stigma Coffee
Bennip is a person with an intellectual disability who is able to become a barista at a Café owned by the Integrated Center of Kartini Temanggung. However, being a barista today is not easy for bennip because he has to fight against the negative stigma in society that thinks that people with disabilities are unable to work well. Therefore, Bennip tries to prove to the public that people with disabilities are able to work well.
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Bennip is a person with an intellectual disability who is able to become a barista at a Café owned by the Integrated Center of Kartini Temanggung. However, being a barista today is not easy for bennip because he has to fight against the negative stigma in society that thinks that people with disabilities are unable to work well. Therefore, Bennip tries to prove to the public that people with disabilities are able to work well.
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Genre:Documentary
Written By:Intan Bintang Pratiwi, Nia Widiandini
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Box Office:$1
Runtime:16 minutes
Studio:ACT Production
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