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The Wheel of Life
Tan is a ring craftsman working for a souvenir workshop in a small village, or at least that is what Yahya, his grandson, knows. Yahya is growing child who ask lots of questions to his grandfather, especially his parents’ identities. All puzzles are solved slowly as they face problems in a journey they take to deliver Tan’s painting.
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Tan is a ring craftsman working for a souvenir workshop in a small village, or at least that is what Yahya, his grandson, knows. Yahya is growing child who ask lots of questions to his grandfather, especially his parents’ identities. All puzzles are solved slowly as they face problems in a journey they take to deliver Tan’s painting.
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Genre:Drama, Family, Adventure
Written By:Arief Malinmudo
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Studio:Mahakarya Pictures, D'Ayu Pictures
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