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Anak-Anak Borobudur (2007)
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Anak-anak Borobudur / Children of Borobudur is an Indonesian movie. Like any other residents of a village near the famous Borobudur temple, ten-year-old Amat is able to carve a sculpture. Sometimes he helps his deaf-mute father who makes a living as a sculptor. One day, Amat decides to enter a sculpting competition. The competition and its subsequent victory to Amat prove to be disastrous. Amat decides to return his award after he confesses that it was his father who finished the sculpture and Amat did not submit the sculpture in the first place. But, the incident prompts other villagers to dismiss and shun Amat and his father from the society.Actors
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