Scout Film Presents Adventure Rich in Character Values for the Young Generation
Jakarta (ANTARA) - Production house Alamanda Pictures, together with the National Scout Council (Kwarnas) of the Gerakan Pramuka, has produced the film “Pramuka”, a family adventure that carries values of courage, leadership, mutual cooperation and concern for the younger generation.
Chairman of Kwarnas Gerakan Pramuka, Commissioner General (Ret.) Drs. Budi Waseso, said the film Pramuka forms part of efforts to strengthen the nation’s character education through creative media. “We hope this film will not only be entertaining to watch, but also a guide that inspires,” he said.
“This film introduces the true face of the Scout Movement — that scouting is not merely camping activities or wearing a uniform, but an educational process that shapes character, leadership, life skills, social concern, as well as love of the homeland and devotion to the nation and state,” Budi Waseso said in a press statement received in Jakarta on Monday.
Through the power of storytelling and visuals, cinema is able to inspire and build national character in a way that is closer to the lives of children and families.
Producer of Alamanda Pictures, Amanda Latief, said the film “Pramuka” was born from a desire to present Indonesian family entertainment that offers not only adventure and action, but also conveys messages about the importance of courage, friendship, discipline and care for others.
The film “Pramuka” tells the journey of Panji (12) and his friends at a Scout camp that turns into an adventure full of challenges.
When they become lost in the middle of a forest, the group accidentally discovers the hideout of a child-kidnapping syndicate. Armed with scouting skills, ingenuity, courage and a spirit of teamwork, they fight to rescue Panji’s younger brother, who has been abducted, whilst also freeing the other children who have fallen victim.
The values of the Scout’s Dasa Dharma, such as leadership, discipline, responsibility, mutual cooperation and social concern, form the common thread driving the entire journey of its characters.
The launch of the film “Pramuka” carries special significance as it takes place in the year marking the 65th Scout Day, and ahead of the 12th National Jamboree in 2026, which carries the theme “Creating, Innovating, Skilled and Self-Reliant to Support Food Self-Sufficiency”.
Through this collaboration between the film industry and the Scout Movement, it is hoped that more creative works will emerge as a means of character education whilst strengthening the younger generation’s love of national values.
The film “Pramuka” can be seen at CGV cinema chains across Indonesia from 20 July 2026.