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The first episode dropped on a Wednesday. The subject: a polarizing Indonesian sci-fi series that critics had panned but fans defended fiercely. Instead of mocking it, Anna interviewed the show’s young writer-director, who broke down in tears halfway through—because it was the first time a media outlet had asked her what she meant , not what went wrong . Instead, she did something riskier
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