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The Javanese Goat
In a bustling metropolitan city, "a goat" wanders the streets in search of fresh meat for its special dinner.
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In a bustling metropolitan city, "a goat" wanders the streets in search of fresh meat for its special dinner.
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Genre:Comedy, Documentary, Thriller
Written By:Rizal Hanun
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Runtime:9 minutes
Studio:IDN Pictures, Kamare Films
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