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Tinuk 

A housewife, named Tinuk, really wants to have a cell phone. Tinuk asks her husband, Wahono, who works as a parking attendant, to borrow money from the parking deposit. But Wahono rejects his wife’s wish, saying that he would not use money that is not his.
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A housewife, named Tinuk, really wants to have a cell phone. Tinuk asks her husband, Wahono, who works as a parking attendant, to borrow money from the parking deposit. But Wahono rejects his wife’s wish, saying that he would not use money that is not his.

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Genre:Drama, Comedy
Directed By:Aprilingga Dani
Written By:Aprilingga Dani
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Runtime:15 minutes
Studio:Mata-mata Project

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