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The Blue Worm
Agung's seemingly neverending obsession for finding an alien blue worm after seeing it in his dream drives Bima, a film student's obsession for becoming a film director to make it his documentary group assigment's topic.
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Agung's seemingly neverending obsession for finding an alien blue worm after seeing it in his dream drives Bima, a film student's obsession for becoming a film director to make it his documentary group assigment's topic.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Baithar Diansyah Rahmisafitra, Galih Saesar Wicaksono
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Runtime:17 minutes
Studio:See You Later Film
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