"Elio" and What Could Have Been
Elio could be seen as fantastic piece of representation, showing lonely children who feel ostracized that they are not alone. That is, unless you look behind the curtain.
Senario The Movie: Ops Pocot
In yet another sequel to the franchise, "Senario The Movie Ops Pocot" continues the tale of three guys who are always being bullied. Azli is single and works at a supermarket as security guard but often sleeps on the job. Mazlan is a coward who works in a private company and has always been a target for bullying by his friends since he was young. Wahid is a quiet guy who works in an agency that supplies foreign workers. Azli, Mazlan, and Wahid's behaviour forces their superiors to enrol them to a motivational camp run by Ikatan Relawan Malaysia (RELA). The aim is to help them to change their perspectives in life. How will Azli, Mazlan and Wahid survive the camp when the discover that it is run by an angry and ferocious ex-military man?
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In yet another sequel to the franchise, "Senario The Movie Ops Pocot" continues the tale of three guys who are always being bullied. Azli is single and works at a supermarket as security guard but often sleeps on the job. Mazlan is a coward who works in a private company and has always been a target for bullying by his friends since he was young. Wahid is a quiet guy who works in an agency that supplies foreign workers. Azli, Mazlan, and Wahid's behaviour forces their superiors to enrol them to a motivational camp run by Ikatan Relawan Malaysia (RELA). The aim is to help them to change their perspectives in life. How will Azli, Mazlan and Wahid survive the camp when the discover that it is run by an angry and ferocious ex-military man?
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Runtime:83 minutes
Studio:Metrowealth International Group (MIG)
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