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The Farewell Date 

PUTRI and WILDAN have to abide to a condition set by Wildan's parents if they want their relationship to be approved: Wildan must meet his former lover and first love, TASYA, for the last time on a set date. Knowing how much Wildan had loved Tasya in the past, Putri is worried that Wildan will be defeated by memories and chooses Tasya.
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PUTRI and WILDAN have to abide to a condition set by Wildan's parents if they want their relationship to be approved: Wildan must meet his former lover and first love, TASYA, for the last time on a set date. Knowing how much Wildan had loved Tasya in the past, Putri is worried that Wildan will be defeated by memories and chooses Tasya.

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Genre:Drama, Family
Directed By:Azzam Fi Rullah
Written By:Azzam Fi Rullah
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Runtime:32 minutes
Studio:Kolong Sinema, Imaginarium Pictures

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