One Day When the Rain Falls
Dec 01 2012
•2h 38m
•Drama
This film is about a family that lives in three different houses in one night when the rain is falling. In each of the houses there's an unrevealed secret, they have their own emotion just like what we feel every time we enter a different house.
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Vino G. Bastian
Ragil
Tara Basro
Ade
Tora Sudiro
Raga
Aulia Sarah
Sukma
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