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Trying to Fly Despite Being Bound
On his way to perform in the school’s end-of-semester show, a young boy stops to help a struggling rickshaw driver, risking being late for his big moment. But an unexpected twist on stage turns his small act of kindness into something truly magical.
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On his way to perform in the school’s end-of-semester show, a young boy stops to help a struggling rickshaw driver, risking being late for his big moment. But an unexpected twist on stage turns his small act of kindness into something truly magical.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Almer Rakhman, Zahran Zainul Haq
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Runtime:3 minutes
Studio:Jingga Films, Sinemarolas, Daun Semanggi, Pesawat Kertas
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