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Tales of supernatural sci-fi phenomena unfold in this collection of seven mind-bending, interconnected stories imagined by writer-director Joko Anwar.
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Darso, a clown busker, lost his wife and unborn child to thug violence. In grief, he brought his wife's body back to his village. However, the village is in chaos due to a conflict with an evil developer and a curse ritual that summons dark forces. Darso is also caught up in the evil forces connected to the person he loves most.
Kania, who is in her 20s, can no longer afford her college tuition because her once-rich father went bankrupt and suffered a stroke. Now, as the sole breadwinner, she starts working at a bubble tea shop in the mall that her father once owned. There, she meets a variety of characters who become new friends, as well as the antagonistic mall manager, Mrs. Evy.
Eight years after Herman's tragic death due to black magic, Sri is rebuilding her life with her daughter, Dina, and Andi, who has married Rani. Sri's father informs her that her mother is seriously ill. They come to visit, and that's the beginning of their disaster. A past sin Sri has been hiding now threatens her family.
Newly cancer-free, Purnama heads to a resort getaway. But her train ride quickly turns ghastly as passengers start to vanish—one carriage at a time.
In a desperate act to get quick money, Ijal and friends embark on a high-stakes operation: pickpocketing at Indonesia's biggest music festival, Pestapora.
Dedi, a man who is bankrupt and deep in debt, performs a ritual to marry a beautiful jinn named Dewi in order to get the money to pay off his debts—with one condition: he must never marry anyone else. As Dedi grows richer and more prosperous, he suddenly falls in love with a woman and intends to marry her. Dewi becomes furious because Dedi has forgotten the condition of the ritual, and eventually, a series of terrifying events threatens the lives of those closest to Dedi.
A young couple facing eviction and debt experiences an unexpected event that changes their lives.
Events happening in the 22 minutes before, during and after the explosions of the Thamrin bombings. Based on a true story.
Adapted from a novel with the same title by Agnes Davonar about the love story of a teenager named Rasya with Eva, a prostitute.
Broke and heartbreak, Irwan just wants to spend a gloomy new year's eve in the room alone. Dani, his friend, persuades him to make a list of dating applications. Because of that, Irwan can meet Nadia who is making selection to accompany her New Year's Eve. When they meet, Irwan and Nadia feel unsuitable, but fate says something else.
As violence erupts over accusations of black magic, a pesantren becomes the center of terror. As teachers and students are killed one by one, Satrio fights to survive and protect his parents—while uncovering the dark force behind the chaos.
Today Why Naira, tells the love story of a couple of different faiths.In many cases, love stories of different beliefs will end in painful separations. Naira, played by Prilly Latuconsina, is a Muslim and Adrian, played by Bryan Domani, is a Christian, and their relationship has been going on for 4 years. Naira and Adrian's relationship has reached a point where holding on and letting go is both painful. In the midst of love problems, different beliefs between Naira and Adrian are present in their midst, Rakha, played by Irzan Faiq.
Since birth, Maryam's life has never been free from terror and the shadow of a genie. Until finally she received a mysterious letter that always appeared in front of her, the letter always appeared even though it had been thrown away, torn apart, even burned. She knew there was something invisible following her. The figure promised her not to leave her, clinging to her every step, whispering in a voice only she could hear. The more Maryam tried to run, the stronger the bonds held her back. Until slowly, she wasn't sure anymore... was she still living as herself, or did she belong to that figure forever?
A couple moves to a remote village for work only to find themselves hunted by a supernatural entity out to claim their unborn child.
Pertiwi returns to her hometown after spending two decades in prison to rebuild her life. There, she finds power in things that have been abandoned: discarded electronic devices that mysteriously light up and a community of outcasts living on the fringes of society. But coming home also means confronting the four men who sent her to prison and now rule the village. Together with the outcasts, Pertiwi begins to uncover the darkness that still haunts the place - and the past she thought she had left behind.
Little Intan was used as collateral for a debt by her mother, who was forced to become a migrant worker and leave her behind. But from that moment, her life took a turn. Dedi, the debt collector — a stranger who initially just came to collect — ended up becoming an important figure in Intan’s life. Together with Tatang, they grew into an unusual kind of “family.”
Motel Melati was originally an old Dutch colonial estate which was converted into an inn. The house was once owned by a local doctor named Kusno, who secretly performed inhumane experiments on cadavers. After the arrival of Melati, a young village girl who has occult knowledge and does not believe in folklore, it is revealed that the house and its inhabitants are cursed by the spirits of the dead. By accepting the shadow's curse, Melati gains eternal life and hopes to bring her children back to life
Niskala, who since childhood was really cared for by his family and friends because he has a mental health disorder or bipolar. Niskala was close friends with Dinda and Anus from childhood until college. In college, a young man named Pram was seen admiring Niskala from afar. Pram's attempt to attract Niskala's attention paid off. At that time Pram challenged Niskala to get an A in his college assignment.
