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Eko (36) is a teacher who lives in a neighborhood that practices healing through “holy water.” Although Eko lives in such an environment, he does not believe in the tradition. One day, his child falls ill. Eko wants to cure his child, but his financial situation makes it difficult for him to pay the hospital bills. This forces Eko to choose whether he will use the “holy water” or stick with medical treatment to heal his child.
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Eko (36) is a teacher who lives in a neighborhood that practices healing through “holy water.” Although Eko lives in such an environment, he does not believe in the tradition. One day, his child falls ill. Eko wants to cure his child, but his financial situation makes it difficult for him to pay the hospital bills. This forces Eko to choose whether he will use the “holy water” or stick with medical treatment to heal his child.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Ghaida Az-Zahra Mohamad
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Runtime:15 minutes
Studio:Avikom Films
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