
Jamal & Salma
2020-03-07 · 9 min · Not rated
Jamal, who is already living independently, makes an appointment at a cafe with his sister, Salma, who runs away from home after an argument with his mother. The meeting they both didn't really want opened a wound and a new relationship between the two of them.
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- Directors
- Zul Guci
- Production companies
- Gila Film
- Countries
- Indonesia
- Status
- Released
- Budget
- USD 200
- Revenue
- USD 200
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