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Udin, a Betawi boy who loves painting, dreams of joining a competition. But his father insists he practice pencak silat like other boys his age, unaware that Udin is being bullied at the training center.
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Udin, a Betawi boy who loves painting, dreams of joining a competition. But his father insists he practice pencak silat like other boys his age, unaware that Udin is being bullied at the training center.
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Genre:Drama, Family
Written By:Fuji Islamiyah Ramadhani
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Runtime:14 minutes
Studio:creativeunoia, Studio Denny JA
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