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Jenderal Kancil: The Movie
Lentera Hati Elementary School experienced terror from Italian Mafia gangs, who were after something hidden behind Lentera Hati Elementary School. Guntur shoulder to shoulder to face this problem with clever wit and wise nature.
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Lentera Hati Elementary School experienced terror from Italian Mafia gangs, who were after something hidden behind Lentera Hati Elementary School. Guntur shoulder to shoulder to face this problem with clever wit and wise nature.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Harry Dagoe Suharyadi
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Runtime:85 minutes
Studio:Dagoe Film Workshop
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