Comedy Buddy

Comedy Buddy

★ 7.0IMDb Score
Released:2026-01-08
Duration:127 min
Country:Indonesia
Director:Aco Tenriyagelli
Actors:Rachel Amanda, Teuku Rifnu Wikana, Marissa Anita, Myesha Lin, Arif Brata
Production:BION Studios, Spasi Moving Image, Visinema Pictures, Virtuelines Entertainment, KarmaClub, Aktina Film, Komet Studios

Overview:

A rising stand-up comedian who built her career on jokes about her estranged, washed-up father reunites with him to farm new material, only for their uneasy stage collaboration to unearth painful family wounds.

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