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That Last Affair I Saw on Television
Set in the midst of the student's movement of September 24th 2019, a young scholar refrained himself from joining into the bandwagon, observing the cause merely through the screen of his television. He endeavoured to contemplate and retrospect the significance of that cause underneath the metaphoric stunts that he had testified.
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Set in the midst of the student's movement of September 24th 2019, a young scholar refrained himself from joining into the bandwagon, observing the cause merely through the screen of his television. He endeavoured to contemplate and retrospect the significance of that cause underneath the metaphoric stunts that he had testified.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Yogi Syahputra
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Runtime:11 minutes
Studio:Bebas Production
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