A Man Called Ahok (2018)
Overview
An indonesian biopic movie on the controversial former Jakarta governor Ahok.
Production Companies
Additional Info
| Budget | $0.00 |
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| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | id |
| Popularity | 2.925 |
Directed By
Putrama Tuta
Crew
Putrama Tuta
Yadi Sugandi
Herman Panca
Putrama Tuta
Dani Jaka
Ilya Sigma
Rudi Valinka
Aghi Narottama
Bemby Gusti
TOP CAST
Daniel Mananta
Ahok
Chew Kin-Wah
Tjung Kim Nam
Sita Nursanti
Buniarti Ningsih
Denny Sumargo
Young Tjung Kim Nam
Eriska Rein
Young Buniarti Ningsih
Eric Febrian
Teen Ahok
Edward Akbar
Musyono
Donny Damara
Government Official
Ferry Salim
Koh Asun
Jill Gladys
Fifi
Yayu Unru
Marzuki
Jenny Zhang
Veronica Tan
Arswendi Nasution
Suyan
Donny Alamsyah
Hendra
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