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White Shoes & The Couples Company In Cikini 

White Shoes & The Couples Company in Cikini is a documentary film that captures the special moments of the homecoming concert of the legendary Jakarta band, White Shoes & The Couples Company. Directed by the Henry Foundation, the film not only showcases music and nostalgia, but also serves as an emotional journey back to the band's roots—the Cikini neighborhood. Through archives, intimate conversations, and concert footage, the film reveals the members' personal relationships with the spaces that shaped their identities as artists: from the streets and campuses to the creative spaces that witnessed their early days. "White Shoes & The Couples Company in Cikini" is a love letter to the city, the music, and the friendships that endure among Jakarta's old buildings.
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White Shoes & The Couples Company in Cikini is a documentary film that captures the special moments of the homecoming concert of the legendary Jakarta band, White Shoes & The Couples Company. Directed by the Henry Foundation, the film not only showcases music and nostalgia, but also serves as an emotional journey back to the band's roots—the Cikini neighborhood. Through archives, intimate conversations, and concert footage, the film reveals the members' personal relationships with the spaces that shaped their identities as artists: from the streets and campuses to the creative spaces that witnessed their early days. "White Shoes & The Couples Company in Cikini" is a love letter to the city, the music, and the friendships that endure among Jakarta's old buildings.

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Genre:Documentary
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