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Garuda: Dare to Dream (2026)

A thirteen-year-old boy battling severe chronic asthma refuses to abandon his ambitions of joining the Indonesian National Youth Football Team, finding an extraordinary path to athletic rehabilitation through the intervention of a mystical Garuda entity and the strategic support of the head coach's daughter.
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A thirteen-year-old boy battling severe chronic asthma refuses to abandon his ambitions of joining the Indonesian National Youth Football Team, finding an extraordinary path to athletic rehabilitation through the intervention of a mystical Garuda entity and the strategic support of the head coach's daughter.

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Genre:Animation, Comedy, Drama, Family, Fantasy
Directed By:Ronny Gani
Written By:Sofia Lo, Makbul Mubarak, Ifa Isfansyah, Salman Aristo, Shanty Harmayn
In Theaters:10/15/2026
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Runtime:78 minutes
Studio:BASE Entertainment, PK Films, AHHA Production, KAWI Animation, Springboard Entertainment, Robot Playground Media, DaSun Pictures, BolaLob, BRD Studios, Barunson E&A, Investasi Film Indonesia, ARENDI, Singapore Film Commission

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