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Yuna is the third wife of Carlos, a billionaire who wants a son as his offspring. After learning that the child Yuna gave birth to was a girl, Risa, Yuna's mother, then exchanged the child with their driver's son, Yudi, in exchange for a sum of money. Yudi agreed to this proposal even though his wife, Asti, objected. Out of revenge, Asti threw the baby in a trash bin at a brothel complex and then adopted her cousin's baby. The abandoned baby was later found by Susan, a prostitute who had just repented. Susan gave the baby the name Putri, she grew up to be a brave girl. Meanwhile, the boy who lives with Carlos and Yuna, Raja, grows up to be an arrogant spoiled boy. At his school, he crossed path with Putri.

Syafa has always strived to fulfill every role in her family-devoted wife, caring daughter, obedient daughter-in-law, and protective sister. After a failed attempt at IVF, she decides to adopt the baby of her younger brother's girlfriend, hoping to mend her grief and strengthen her family ties. However, the presence of this woman in their home slowly disturbs Syafa's marriage, triggering tension and suspicion. As emotions spiral, buried truths come to light, revealing a dark secret that threatens to destroy the family bonds Syafa has tried so hard to protect.

Adam, the mortuary officer in a hospital questions the idea of "identity" of a person, due to his own unknown past and his own lack of an identity. So he only feels alive when he is among dead people. Adam eventually falls in love with a woman without a name. Through her, he is able to find his true self and this leads him to fight for the woman’s right to live.

Obama Anak Menteng is a 2010 biopic drama film written and directed by Indonesian author Damien Dematra in collaboration with John de Rantau. The film is based on Dematra's novel by the same name. Both the book and the film are a fictionalized account of the childhood of Barack Obama, the 44th President of the United States, who lived in Indonesia from 1967 to 1971.

All his life Wulan, he only wanted to be a dancer. When his father, Lukman and his brother, Satria were still alive, they were the ones who always supported Wulan's ideals. But now they are dead, and Wulan lives only with her mother, Linda. Linda wants Wulan to succeed in her life, but she is worried about Wulan who likes to dance. For him dance is something serious. One day they are without an object, making Wulan go to the hills with Joko, her boyfriend who has been secretly hidden for so long. On their way home, they had a miraculous accident, leaving Wulan stranded in another world.