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Abu Si Raksasa 

Sofian, who is investigating mysterious disappearances of anglers at a lake in KL, accidentally recorded a gigantic lizard-like monster surfacing briefly. The video was uploaded to YouTube and it caught the attention of Zaara, who believes the monster is her escaped pet gecko named Abu, but she has no idea how it has grown so big. Sofian & Zaara started to investigate, but when the sightings became frequent, they started to cause public commotion and it became a national security issue.
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Sofian, who is investigating mysterious disappearances of anglers at a lake in KL, accidentally recorded a gigantic lizard-like monster surfacing briefly. The video was uploaded to YouTube and it caught the attention of Zaara, who believes the monster is her escaped pet gecko named Abu, but she has no idea how it has grown so big. Sofian & Zaara started to investigate, but when the sightings became frequent, they started to cause public commotion and it became a national security issue.

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Genre:Action, Adventure, Science Fiction
Directed By:Ramdan Che Hassan
Written By:Ramdan Che Hassan, Lakun Layar
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Runtime:97 minutes
Studio:M Toons Media, Tune Production, Empire Film Solution

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