'American Fiction' Speaks Truth
American Fiction is a genuinely entertaining film with a few lessons.
Waktu Khalil
It tells the story of a married couple, Atie and Wan, who are obsessed with social media and work to the extent that they neglect their responsibility to show affection to their two children, Khalil and Kayla. One day, Khalil is hit by a car and left at the scene while on his way to his best friend Niko's house. Images of the accident are uploaded to social media and go viral. Wan and Atie learn about the news after seeing the images on their social media feeds.
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It tells the story of a married couple, Atie and Wan, who are obsessed with social media and work to the extent that they neglect their responsibility to show affection to their two children, Khalil and Kayla. One day, Khalil is hit by a car and left at the scene while on his way to his best friend Niko's house. Images of the accident are uploaded to social media and go viral. Wan and Atie learn about the news after seeing the images on their social media feeds.
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