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Four freshmen, Santoso, Sly, Limin, and Zulfikar, are competing with their seniors, led by Vanco. As fighting is forbidden inside the campus, they resolve the conflict through a pillow fight contest. With the help of a retired warrior, Santoso and friends go on a training program. The competition shows flashbacks of their unpleasant past. At the same time, they also fall in love with the same girl, Saskia.
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Four freshmen, Santoso, Sly, Limin, and Zulfikar, are competing with their seniors, led by Vanco. As fighting is forbidden inside the campus, they resolve the conflict through a pillow fight contest. With the help of a retired warrior, Santoso and friends go on a training program. The competition shows flashbacks of their unpleasant past. At the same time, they also fall in love with the same girl, Saskia.
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Genre:Drama, Comedy
Written By:Dennis Adishwara
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Runtime:112 minutes
Studio:Dawntown Sinema
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