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The Exiled Fishermen
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The Exiled Fishermen

Jan 12, 2026
0h 20m
★ 0.0

fishermen; jakarta

Overview

The construction of the concrete seawall in Cilincing has made things difficult for local fishermen, including making it harder to catch fish along the coast, limiting their movement at sea, and increasing the fuel consumption of their boats.

Genres

Documentary

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Cast

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Danu Waluyo

Danu Waluyo

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Susan Herawati Romica

Susan Herawati Romica

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Wahyu Eka Setyawan

Wahyu Eka Setyawan