Samawa

Kartika lives under the shadow of her mother Ratna’s hidden past, including the mystery surrounding Kartika’s father. In the midst of a happy period in her life, Kartika is forced to face a painful truth when the secret about her father is revealed, causing tension in her relationship with her partner. Overwhelmed by confusion and emotional wounds, Kartika decides to travel to Machida, Japan, in search of her father. During her ten-day journey, she meets various people who offer her new perspectives on family, loss, and acceptance. The journey becomes not only an effort to find her father, but also a process of understanding herself and reconciling with the past.

On the second day of Eid, Koko's boarding house was still occupied by several residents who did not go home for the holidays, and on that day, Tika became a new resident. Unfortunately, on that same day, a murder tragedy occurred, causing all the residents to suddenly become witnesses and be prohibited from leaving! During the investigation, what happened instead was the haunting of the spirit of the murdered resident, which sparked suspicion among the boarding house occupants.

From Bandung With Love is an Indonesian films released in 2008. The film, directed by Henry Adianto starring among others by Marsha Timothy, Richard Kevin, and much more. Impressions premiere on March 13, 2008.

Two students are competing to be the Head of Student Council. There is a lot of rivalry between them as the two candidates trying to gain influence by carrying out ridiculous campaigns, with unexpected events as the election day approaches.

Rahmat and Anisa, a poor village couple, rob the bank where they work. After succeeding, they marry and live happily ever after. However, their happiness is shattered when the house they buy turns out to belong to Mr. Gawat, the owner of the gate of death within his house and a demon-keeper. Can they escape the terror of their own dream home?

Ratu grapples with her sense of loss after being left by her lover; her journey to Istanbul—the city of a million stories—actually unveils a chapter of her own life that she had never known before. Amid the joy, there is a wound that Ratu inflicted on the young man who was also her roommate during their travels; that wound became the beginning of a love that could never be realized.