Are We Still Friends? (2024)
Overview
Three boys are asked to call a friend they haven't seen or contacted in a long time. Their conversations reflect on childhood memories, feelings, and the meaning of friendship.
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| Popularity | 1.364 |
Directed By
Al Ridwan
Crew
Al Ridwan
Mozad Irvany
Aisyah Aurelia
Candhika Dhanuwijaya
Abimanyu Khatman Zakaria
Rangga Aqeelanayya
Abdi Khaeran Arrafi
Candhika Dhanuwijaya
Abimanyu Khatman Zakaria
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