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Tears at the Edge of a Prayer Rug 

In this heartfelt drama, a mother discovers that a son she thought died at birth is still alive.
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In this heartfelt drama, a mother discovers that a son she thought died at birth is still alive.

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:Key Mangunsong
Written By:Titien Wattimena, Ummu Amalia Misbah, Muthia Khairunissa
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Runtime:105 minutes
Studio:Beehave Pictures, Multi Buana Kreasindo

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