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Panji and his Scout Patrol are preparing to attend a Penggalang Scout camping trip in the mountain forest. Unbeknownst to everyone, Budi, Panji's younger brother and a Cub Scout (Siaga) secretly sneaks aboard the group's truck, eager to experience the excitement of camping alongside his older brother. When Budi's presence is eventually discovered, he is allowed to stay and join Panji's group. What begins as an ordinary journey soon turns into a dangerous adventure when Panji and his patrol become separated from the main camp and find themselves lost deep within the forest. While searching for a way back, they stumble upon a terrifying secret: a hidden, abandoned warehouse where a criminal gang is holding kidnapped children captive. Caught in a life threatening situation, Panji and his friends must rely on their courage, ingenuity, teamwork, and the principles of the Scout Law (Dasa Dharma Pramuka) to survive, find help, and rescue the imprisoned children before it is too late.
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Panji and his Scout Patrol are preparing to attend a Penggalang Scout camping trip in the mountain forest. Unbeknownst to everyone, Budi, Panji's younger brother and a Cub Scout (Siaga) secretly sneaks aboard the group's truck, eager to experience the excitement of camping alongside his older brother. When Budi's presence is eventually discovered, he is allowed to stay and join Panji's group. What begins as an ordinary journey soon turns into a dangerous adventure when Panji and his patrol become separated from the main camp and find themselves lost deep within the forest. While searching for a way back, they stumble upon a terrifying secret: a hidden, abandoned warehouse where a criminal gang is holding kidnapped children captive. Caught in a life threatening situation, Panji and his friends must rely on their courage, ingenuity, teamwork, and the principles of the Scout Law (Dasa Dharma Pramuka) to survive, find help, and rescue the imprisoned children before it is too late.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Alvin Latief, Zaenal Radar
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Runtime:103 minutes
Studio:Alamanda Production
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