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Wahyu (11) and Dwi (9) come from an underprivileged family. Their father, Supri (32), works as a farm laborer, while their mother, Sri (37), is a housewife. One day after school, they found a television at home. Driven by curiosity, they decided to try it out and it led to a quarrel, which ended with the television breaking. They then tried to cover up the damage in their own way.
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Wahyu (11) and Dwi (9) come from an underprivileged family. Their father, Supri (32), works as a farm laborer, while their mother, Sri (37), is a housewife. One day after school, they found a television at home. Driven by curiosity, they decided to try it out and it led to a quarrel, which ended with the television breaking. They then tried to cover up the damage in their own way.
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Runtime:10 minutes
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