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The Path and Footsteps He Left
Mahesa navigates his adolescence without a father figure, having resentful feelings towards his father's absence that remains a mystery. Before things take a further turn, Rembulan takes her son to an unplanned trip where she tells everything about Kalingga, Mahesa's estranged father that struggled as a trans-woman before the departure.
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Mahesa navigates his adolescence without a father figure, having resentful feelings towards his father's absence that remains a mystery. Before things take a further turn, Rembulan takes her son to an unplanned trip where she tells everything about Kalingga, Mahesa's estranged father that struggled as a trans-woman before the departure.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Mutiara Annisa
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Runtime:25 minutes
Studio:de Artemis Films
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