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In a small village, a young man named Yudha revolts against ruthless, oppressive tribal chief Mahesa and his pet monster, Gordo. After Yudha is defeated and falls into a ravine, he ends up in a land of amazon women and then plots of decapitate an evil princess with death ray eyes to use as a secret weapon.
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In a small village, a young man named Yudha revolts against ruthless, oppressive tribal chief Mahesa and his pet monster, Gordo. After Yudha is defeated and falls into a ravine, he ends up in a land of amazon women and then plots of decapitate an evil princess with death ray eyes to use as a secret weapon.
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Genre:Action, Adventure, Fantasy, Horror
Written By:M Sharieffudin A
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Runtime:82 minutes
Studio:PT Dipa Jaya Film
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