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This short documentary follows Eko and Abdul, who work as riders on the Tong Setan, also known as the “Wall of Death.” They’ve been doing this dangerous job for years. Their friend Jeglek now manages the night market where the ride is set up. The film is inspired by a song of the same name by the Indonesian band Bangkutaman.
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This short documentary follows Eko and Abdul, who work as riders on the Tong Setan, also known as the “Wall of Death.” They’ve been doing this dangerous job for years. Their friend Jeglek now manages the night market where the ride is set up. The film is inspired by a song of the same name by the Indonesian band Bangkutaman.
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Runtime:11 minutes
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