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Sinopsis Filem Escape 

The story follows Adam, who is confined by authorities in a mysterious room because he is accused of being a terrorist. Adam will only be released if he provides the location of a weapon device chip that he previously smuggled. However, the problem is that Adam is unable to remember anything because he is suffering from amnesia. The situation becomes more complicated when he begins to realize that the people holding him captive are not the real authorities. They are a group of terrorists who want the location of the weapon chip to carry out their evil agenda. Time is running out, global security is increasingly threatened, and Adam must free himself before he is buried in that mysterious room forever.
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The story follows Adam, who is confined by authorities in a mysterious room because he is accused of being a terrorist. Adam will only be released if he provides the location of a weapon device chip that he previously smuggled. However, the problem is that Adam is unable to remember anything because he is suffering from amnesia. The situation becomes more complicated when he begins to realize that the people holding him captive are not the real authorities. They are a group of terrorists who want the location of the weapon chip to carry out their evil agenda. Time is running out, global security is increasingly threatened, and Adam must free himself before he is buried in that mysterious room forever.

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Studio:Dreamland Productions

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