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Diwe: Hutan Larangan 

Getting lost in the Forbidden Forest frustrated Intan and her 4 friends and they chose to separate from each other from the group. Their choice to separate actually became a big opportunity for Diwe, the Guardian of Kelekak Namak who was after their Flesh and Blood. Will they succeed in getting out alive from the terror of the man-eating creatures? What will they choose? Save yourself or save yourself?
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Getting lost in the Forbidden Forest frustrated Intan and her 4 friends and they chose to separate from each other from the group. Their choice to separate actually became a big opportunity for Diwe, the Guardian of Kelekak Namak who was after their Flesh and Blood. Will they succeed in getting out alive from the terror of the man-eating creatures? What will they choose? Save yourself or save yourself?

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Genre:Horror
Directed By:Bram Ferino
Written By:Robi Maulana, Bram Ferino
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Runtime:74 minutes
Studio:Bustory Pictures

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