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Perayaan Mati Rasa
2025
· Movie
· 125 min
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When they suddenly lose their parents, rival siblings lan and Uta must set aside their dreams to help each other navigate their grief.
Details
- Directors
- Reka Wijaya, Umay Shahab
- Writers
- Junisya Aurelita, Monty Tiwa, Rezy Junio, Santy Diliana, Umay Shahab
- Released
- 29 January 2025
- Country
- Indonesia
- Language
- Indonesian
- Runtime
- 125 min
- Box office
- $3.4M
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