M. Fatih Azka

A powerful politician secretly tortures his aide, relying on a supernatural key that whispers what it senses from others. When the aide refuses to surrender and disappears, a former soldier is recruited as the replacement. Realizing he can hear the key speak, the former soldier strikes a deal with the key to uncover the truth behind the aide's disappearance.

An independent photographer then meets his old friend as a client. Between their meetings, conversations arise and feelings are expressed.

In a city gripped by political ambition, WIDI-an idealistic mayoral candidate finds his moral compass crumbling under the weight of a brutal campaign. With his pragmatic aide GALIH by his side, their fight for justice turns into a game of manipulation, black campaigns, and masked corruption. As a relentless journalist, RAJA, uncovers the rot beneath their promises, tensions explode, morality clashes with ambition, and loyalty with betrayal. In the end, no one walks away clean. Sakit Tumbuh is a dark political drama about the price of power, the death of idealism, and the scars left behind when hope is lost to compromise.

Abisatya Dharma (18), a high school student who dared to steal the money for the 1000th day commemoration of his late grandmother, had to experience mystical disturbances that led him to the meaning of family relationships.

Tatang, a systematic and melancholic widower, loses his enthusiasm for his routines when he begins to realize that he needs the presence of Caca, his only daughter in his life.

Generally, we know that a kuntilanak often cries and laughs, but we never really understand why. One day, Ms. K, out of boredom, decides to try a dating app and ends up meeting Mr. P. Eventually, they go on a date.

A mother gives birth upside down, the husband panics, the fan breaks—everything spirals into chaos as the countdown from nine begins.