Adi Winata

The sea is rumbling. My body was weakened by the south wind. Sea water seeped into the shivering veins. A king rises with new strength. The labuhan ritual was born as a form of gratitude. The fishermen continue this ritual. Offering after offering dissolves in the swish of the waves. Until one day a young man stood proudly. Human apathy towards nature ignites the anger of the sea. The waves crashed, the body moved uncontrollably. Dragged into the vortex of nature's punishment, his body twisted to the rhythm of the tide before finally being swallowed by the water.

Anton, a village gambler who is deeply in debt, has no money left. This drives him to resort to black magic at Kali Urip under the guidance of Mbah Djiwo, a village shaman who seems somewhat dubious, in order to get money quickly. Armed with offerings, meditation, and strange spells, Anton performs the ritual at Kali Urip. However, this leads to absurd terror in his own home. When the terror of a female ghost in a white robe appeared, the situation grew increasingly chaotic until it was revealed that the ghost they feared was merely a patient who had escaped from mental hospital.