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Suka Duka Uni Unaa 

Unaa is a girl from Padang who is bullied at school because of her looks. He also decided to move schools and slowly rose from his fear with the help of his new friends. Unaa has also rediscovered her joy with content creation and is determined to become a content creator. Unfortunately, he was blessed in a religious family, making Unaa's parents not support his dream. Unaa begins his journey to make peace with his past, prove himself to his parents, and pursue his dream of becoming a content creator.
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Unaa is a girl from Padang who is bullied at school because of her looks. He also decided to move schools and slowly rose from his fear with the help of his new friends. Unaa has also rediscovered her joy with content creation and is determined to become a content creator. Unfortunately, he was blessed in a religious family, making Unaa's parents not support his dream. Unaa begins his journey to make peace with his past, prove himself to his parents, and pursue his dream of becoming a content creator.

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Genre:Drama
Written By:Anggita Puri
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Runtime:101 minutes
Studio:MAXStream Studios

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