Ade Bilal Perdana

In war-torn Jakarta 1946, a haunted violinist ordered to bomb a colonial theatre sees his plan unravel when a charismatic rebel falls for his wife—jeopardising Indonesia’s freedom and their lives.

Rawa, the only surviving passenger with injuries and trauma, must face the grief of Zahra, the pilot’s daughter, as well as the anger of Dita, the wife of a passenger who questions: “Why wasn’t it her husband who survived?”

Raden Kian Santang, who was assigned by Uncle Guru, was looking for the lost book of Buana Kosa and at the same time saving his brother, Surawisesa. Unfortunately, their journey is hampered in a village full of mystery and supernatural terror.

The story begins when Dewi, who is trying to undergo a pregnancy program with her partner, Arya, a psychosis sufferer, goes on holiday to an old house that once had a tragic and frightening story, located at the foot of Mount Selamet. When they arrived at the house, Arya, Dewi, and their beloved dog, Gomes, began to feel that something was wrong in the house they lived in. Mystical events that cannot be explained by common sense began to occur frequently. The supernatural incident peaked when Dewi invited her friends Gaby and Ansel to come stay overnight while Arya was away. Long story short, one night Dewi, Gabby and Ansel played Charlie-Charlie "a game of summoning spirits which is quite legendary and very popular in Mexico". Suddenly! A frightening phenomenon occurred after Dewi wanted to end the game.

In the search for the lost sacred book, Raden Kian Santang arrived in a village full of mystery and curses. There, he met Sumi, a girl who suffered from a mysterious illness. Accompanied by Uncle Maman and Mamin, Raden Kian Santang tried to uncover the terrible terror in the village. Can they find the book and stop the curse in the village?

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Fatimah is a young girl who lives in a devout Muslim family, and she is very religious and also has a very wise heart for girls her age. This story starts from the entry of puberty, where in entering adolescent association at school he gets many new friends and relationships that are really different from previous associations found during boarding schools and especially after being acquainted with the delinquent students (fikri) who live daily and teenagers this is very contrary to his life. Can Fatimah fight and face all social intercourse as well as against her heart and keep her AQIDAH in a sea of social relations that is far from her habit. Living between the choice between maintaining her AQIDAH as a Muslim woman or following a sense of social intimacy and wrong love?

Events in the park are conflicts that have nothing to do with each other, which tells the struggle of humans in their presence against loneliness and ignorance. What is very ironic about this story is where the park which should be a place of comfort and tranquility for the people who visit it is here on the contrary.