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Who's Alastor?
A webseries about a mysterious teenager named Alastor, who recently just moved to Jakarta to avoid his dark past.
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A webseries about a mysterious teenager named Alastor, who recently just moved to Jakarta to avoid his dark past.
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Genre:Drama
Directed By:Chindy Claudia Adimargaretta, Jason Nathanael Go, Tanesa Putri, Muhammad Rayhan Fadhil, Muhammad Syarif, Jody
Written By:Chindy Claudia Adimargaretta
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Runtime:27 minutes
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Cast
Chindy Claudia Adimargaretta, Jason Nathanael Go, Tanesa Putri, Muhammad Rayhan Fadhil, Muhammad Syarif, Jody
Director
Kevin Christian Nugroho
Alastor
Mutiara Dilan
Cleo
Nadhira Azkya Madani
Jolie
Silvyana Metta Ramali
Rae
Yohana Christine
Poppy
Gerry Laurent
Ardha
Robiana Kardono
Yasmin (Mama Cleo)
Laurensia Shierly Adicarrolina
Mbak Iem
Tommy Prakoso
Polisi
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