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Patok Tenda Raimuna 

Dita, a Scout Enforcer, always dreamed of attending a national camp in Cibubur. In 2023, that opportunity finally comes. He successfully passed the selection as part of the Raimuna National XII contingent. However, his happiness was hampered by feelings of guilt about leaving Tamong, his grandfather, who had to undergo dialysis twice a week due to kidney failure. Even though her heart was heavy, Dita was forced to leave because she wanted to make her dream come true. Tamong, understandingly, asked Dita to leave and promised she would be fine. Dita then went to Raimuna with her friend Ajeng.
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Dita, a Scout Enforcer, always dreamed of attending a national camp in Cibubur. In 2023, that opportunity finally comes. He successfully passed the selection as part of the Raimuna National XII contingent. However, his happiness was hampered by feelings of guilt about leaving Tamong, his grandfather, who had to undergo dialysis twice a week due to kidney failure. Even though her heart was heavy, Dita was forced to leave because she wanted to make her dream come true. Tamong, understandingly, asked Dita to leave and promised she would be fine. Dita then went to Raimuna with her friend Ajeng.

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Genre:Drama
Written By:Bejo Punjadi
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Runtime:102 minutes
Studio:Genia Visinema

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