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Hafiz & Friends Recap: This Is Why We Can Have Nice Things (2023) [N/A]

Release Date:
December 16, 2023

Original Title:
Hafiz & Friends Recap: This Is Why We Can Have Nice Things

Genres:
Music

Production Companies:
SOUR+ Entertainment Inc

Production Countries:
Indonesia

Ratings / Certifications:
ID: 17+ 

Runtime: 120

More than a recap, it's a celebration of the awesome!

Overview from TheMovieDB

The event commences with a montage showcasing Hafiz and his friends' camaraderie and shared experiences. They are seen laughing, playing, and simply cherishing each other's company. Their strong bond and unwavering support for one another are evident. Hafiz takes the stage to deliver a heartfelt speech about the importance of friendship. He recounts how his friends have consistently been there for him, offering unwavering support and guidance throughout his life. He also shares how friendship has empowered him to navigate challenging times.

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Cinematography:
Muhammad Hafiz

Editor:
Muhammad Hafiz

Executive Music Producer:
Muhammad Hafiz

Executive Producer:
Muhammad Hafiz

Music Arranger:
Muhammad Hafiz

Producer:
Muhammad Hafiz

Producer's Assistant:
Risky Darmansyah
Arif Fatwa
Muhammad Ramadhani Ratta

Supervising Editor:
Anders Halkon

Writer:
Muhammad Hafiz

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