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The Fish Is A Bad Liar
After failing to build a career in the film industry, ADI returns to his hometown in Lamongan, saying he wants to make a documentary about the fish harvest season. However, living with his father, who remains calm despite his struggling livestock business, only makes ADI increasingly frustrated.
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After failing to build a career in the film industry, ADI returns to his hometown in Lamongan, saying he wants to make a documentary about the fish harvest season. However, living with his father, who remains calm despite his struggling livestock business, only makes ADI increasingly frustrated.
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Genre:Family, Drama
Written By:Hielmy Aditya Permana, Moh Bayu Saputra
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