A. Razak is a Malaysian director, with many titles under his belt. However, before one jumps to the conclusion that if he has done many films that means he is good, then one is sorely wrong.

He follows a basic script; make a film, throw in a unique trait in the film (e.g films featuring amateur actors, films with lots of girls), and make money out of it. Simple.

The quality of his films are appalling, with more and more worse films to choke the Malay film industry.

In this film, he tries to make us believe that there is a beauty contest, with the contestants sent out to a remote island, and let them fight for their lives. I mean, REALLY? I have always thought that is more of a Survivor rather than Next Top Models! And the film are littered with clichéd dialogs, huge gaping holes in the plots, and wooden characters who seem to only have one facial expression throughout the film.

Kudos A.Razak for belittling our industry, and making Malay film to be laughing stock to our people, and international scenes.

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Ten contestants sets out on a journey to a secluded island for an audition and a chance of winning the coveted title in a beauty pageant, Pesona Ratu. The journey is supposed to be filled with contestants challenging each other and sets to be the title winner. Little did they know that they were left in the island, filled with mysteries and danger. The contestants got more than what they bargained for. Soon enough, tragedies started happening and they have to outwit and outlast to save their lives in the island.

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