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Surf This Love: Gelora Juara
Wishing to follow in his brother's footsteps and become a surfing champion himself, a young man asks for help from a former surfer champion, who is no longer active due to a foot injury. The young man often gets challenged by defending champions but he eventually gets selected to enter the final surfing competition.
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Wishing to follow in his brother's footsteps and become a surfing champion himself, a young man asks for help from a former surfer champion, who is no longer active due to a foot injury. The young man often gets challenged by defending champions but he eventually gets selected to enter the final surfing competition.
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Runtime:85 minutes
Studio:Empire Film Solution
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