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Bilut 

In 1960, Yazid joined the first group to explore Felda in Bilut. Yazid had to face all kinds of challenges and emotional stress. His best friend, Jim died crushed trees. Storm destroyed their home. My youngest son, Jamin, died devoured by tigers. At the same time, Yazid got to know some of the settlers who conspires resell fertilizer subsidy given by the government to reap short-term profits. Yazid also tried vilified by his own friend, Hamza's claim that he was illegally selling the fertilizer subsidy. Not only that, they also face the danger when there are still remnants of the communist party in the forest.
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In 1960, Yazid joined the first group to explore Felda in Bilut. Yazid had to face all kinds of challenges and emotional stress. His best friend, Jim died crushed trees. Storm destroyed their home. My youngest son, Jamin, died devoured by tigers. At the same time, Yazid got to know some of the settlers who conspires resell fertilizer subsidy given by the government to reap short-term profits. Yazid also tried vilified by his own friend, Hamza's claim that he was illegally selling the fertilizer subsidy. Not only that, they also face the danger when there are still remnants of the communist party in the forest.

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:Bade Hj. Azmi
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Runtime:113 minutes
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