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Yanti (45) takes care of Mbah Paing (75), her parents who are seriously ill. There is no proper treatment for Mbah Paing because of the economic constraints experienced by Yanti. Yanti was forced to continue to feel the suffering of Mbah Paing. The increasingly complicated problem made Yanti even more depressed and in the end she experienced psychological fatigue.
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Yanti (45) takes care of Mbah Paing (75), her parents who are seriously ill. There is no proper treatment for Mbah Paing because of the economic constraints experienced by Yanti. Yanti was forced to continue to feel the suffering of Mbah Paing. The increasingly complicated problem made Yanti even more depressed and in the end she experienced psychological fatigue.
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Written By:Christian Tulus M
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Runtime:18 minutes
Studio:Avikom Films
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