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Where All The Waves Go
After years of silence, Aryo (Mochisyam Hidayat), a young Indonesian man yearning to reignite an old spark, finally meets Si Yuen (Pavel Gunawan)—his Singaporean online lover from the COVID-19 lockdown—for the first and last time in Jakarta, honoring a promise they made years ago in silence. Guided by an old notepad containing their long-imagined wishlist, Aryo chases reconnection while Si Yuen seeks quiet closure. Between memory and make-believe, can these tender illusions make up for the little time they have left?
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After years of silence, Aryo (Mochisyam Hidayat), a young Indonesian man yearning to reignite an old spark, finally meets Si Yuen (Pavel Gunawan)—his Singaporean online lover from the COVID-19 lockdown—for the first and last time in Jakarta, honoring a promise they made years ago in silence. Guided by an old notepad containing their long-imagined wishlist, Aryo chases reconnection while Si Yuen seeks quiet closure. Between memory and make-believe, can these tender illusions make up for the little time they have left?
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Genre:Romance, Drama
Written By:Andries Pangestu
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Runtime:19 minutes
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