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Wahyu, a high school boy who must witness the relationship between his parents which is no longer harmonious. Under the same roof they live together, but their relationship is like strangers who have no connection.
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Wahyu, a high school boy who must witness the relationship between his parents which is no longer harmonious. Under the same roof they live together, but their relationship is like strangers who have no connection.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Revel Tarigan
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Runtime:25 minutes
Studio:Holoscene
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