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Uma de Raffa
In a fishing village, The employees of Uma de Raffa, a nearly bankrupt resort, are getting anxious. However, a visit from the resort investor brings new hope. The situation suddenly gets complicated when said investor instantly dies from a heart attack.
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In a fishing village, The employees of Uma de Raffa, a nearly bankrupt resort, are getting anxious. However, a visit from the resort investor brings new hope. The situation suddenly gets complicated when said investor instantly dies from a heart attack.
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Genre:Drama, Crime
Written By:Ifan Adriansyah Ismail
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Runtime:20 minutes
Studio:Vision+, Palari Films, Komunitas Film Kupang
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