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Halle (Nova Eliza), a talented musician who works as a waitress at a bar to support herself. One day, her show attracted Kevin Purba (Restu Sinaga), a famous music producer who often come to the bar and ask Halle to become a real singer by joining his label. Halle is interested with Kevin’s offer and thinking to improving her singing talent. She even met Andra Ramadhan from the bands Dewa and Andra & The Backbone, and Rama (Fathir Mukhtar), famous singers who happen to be her idol.
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Halle (Nova Eliza), a talented musician who works as a waitress at a bar to support herself. One day, her show attracted Kevin Purba (Restu Sinaga), a famous music producer who often come to the bar and ask Halle to become a real singer by joining his label. Halle is interested with Kevin’s offer and thinking to improving her singing talent. She even met Andra Ramadhan from the bands Dewa and Andra & The Backbone, and Rama (Fathir Mukhtar), famous singers who happen to be her idol.
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Genre:Comedy, Drama
Written By:Mirwan Suwarso, Nova Eliza
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Runtime:104 minutes
Studio:PT One Take Pictures
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