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The Boy and the Voyager
Fajar's mother has gone to Malaysia to work. He is left with his grandfather and his turtle. One day Fajar hears that if you release a turtle into the sea, you can get your beloved ones back.
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Fajar's mother has gone to Malaysia to work. He is left with his grandfather and his turtle. One day Fajar hears that if you release a turtle into the sea, you can get your beloved ones back.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Haris Supiandi
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