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Within the Walls
After a month of hiding the truth, Sani, a single mother, must finally confront the death of her husband for the sake of her daughter, Mentari. As Mentari finishes her exams and longs to call her father, Sani struggles between protecting her and revealing reality. When the truth comes to light, mother and daughter must face their grief together and find a way to let go.
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After a month of hiding the truth, Sani, a single mother, must finally confront the death of her husband for the sake of her daughter, Mentari. As Mentari finishes her exams and longs to call her father, Sani struggles between protecting her and revealing reality. When the truth comes to light, mother and daughter must face their grief together and find a way to let go.
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Genre:Drama, Family
Written By:Adithya Pram, Yazid Al Bustomi
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Runtime:15 minutes
Studio:creativeunoia
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