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When two best friends, Bo and Peng get a call from a girl named Mira Idora Senrose and tell them she's been kidnapped and witnessed a gruesome murder by her kidnapper, they work together on a rescue mission with the help of the police.
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When two best friends, Bo and Peng get a call from a girl named Mira Idora Senrose and tell them she's been kidnapped and witnessed a gruesome murder by her kidnapper, they work together on a rescue mission with the help of the police.

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Genre:Comedy
Directed By:Helmi Yusuf
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Studio:Pencil Pictures

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