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To gain a good image from netizens, a wealthy influencer (Yanti, 35) invited orphans to her child's birthday party. The event was broadcast live on her personal social media account. However, during the event, the orphans were neglected and not given the same treatment as the VIP children invited.
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To gain a good image from netizens, a wealthy influencer (Yanti, 35) invited orphans to her child's birthday party. The event was broadcast live on her personal social media account. However, during the event, the orphans were neglected and not given the same treatment as the VIP children invited.

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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Putri Yoandana Pramudya
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Runtime:15 minutes
Studio:Faculty Film & Television, Jakarta Institute of Art

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