Wingky Harun

Widia (Salsabila Zahra), Ilham (Robert Chaniago), Raisa (Tania Qumsoani), and Alil (Peter Valentino) are four friends who must submit their thesis topics soon. An antique dealer suggests they research a sacred jailangkung, which is said to help people resolve past conflicts. Torn between skepticism and curiosity, they begin performing a ritual to summon spirits. Unexpectedly, their decision to choose the jailangkung as their thesis topic traps them in a supernatural disaster that reawakens trauma and threatens their lives.

After burying his brother, Jampang renews his fight against oppression. He starts to defend people who are forced to sell their land, by tackling Kisima, the extortionist. Kisima, who wants money to open a gambling house is furious at Jaka’s intervention. So Kisima brings in another champion, Kosim and his teacher, Komeng. Jampang defeats all of them including Kisima, who is thrown into a river full of crocodiles.

The story is about Juna, a biological man whose mannerisms and speech resemble those of a woman. Dewi’s mother is a dancer obsessed with passing on her talent to Juna, her only child. Juna becomes trapped by his mother’s obsession. This makes his relationship with the woman he loves difficult.

Arya Dwipangga (Baron Hermanto) is disturbing the kingdom of Majapahit in order to wreak revenge on Kamandanu (Sandy Nayoan), while the kingdom assumes that the troublemaker if Mpu Bajil (Wingky Haroen), who is preoccupied with learning the teachings of Aji Segara Geni. As a part of this training, he has already bathed in the blood of seven child descendents of warriors. He is now planning to kidnap the nephew of Kamandanu, Panji (Sawung Sembadha), the child of Dwipangga and Ratih (see Tutur Tinular). A battle ensues between Bajil and Kamandanu, who has been instructed by the king to bring back Bajil’s head.