Bangkit dari Kubur

A young couple is trapped under financial strain and domestic dread. Driven by despair and haunted by the dark past of their relationship, they begin to lose their sanity, spiraling into disturbing and unnatural acts. Tension reaches a breaking point when he notices blood running down his wife's thigh. Panicked by the sound of a baby crying that suddenly shifts from place to place, he rushes into the bedroom to seek help. Inside, however, all he finds are broken child mannequins. Before he can escape, his wife slams the door shut and locks him inside, completely alone.

In the midst of a power outage, a family accustomed to being busy with their gadgets is forced to talk to each other again. But a fragile family remains fragile. Problems that have been piling up for a long time finally reach a breaking point that either worsens or ends the situation, depending on their actions.

Andin, a woman who has reached the lowest point in her life. Every day, Andin works tirelessly selling sandwiches to support her family. Andin, who also plays two roles at once, a dutiful daughter and a patient mother, never complains and has no place to rest. However, that day was different. Behind the quiet of their simple home, emotions erupted one by one, the limits of patience cracked, and tragedy struck without warning.

Famous for dominating their alley with their signature street style, The Kalcer (Andra, Ariel, and Milo) find their status challenged when The Siblinkz newly moved siblings Killa and Baskara arrive with an even trendier and more stylish look.

A boy named Ridho lives a simple life alongside his father, helping him sell vegetables each day. Amid the relentless demands of daily life, he discovers a modest sense of happiness through a handmade kite. For the very first time, he possesses something that offers him true release from the burdens he carries. Yet for his father, manhood is defined by utility being useful, capable, and needed. Consequently, flying a kite is dismissed as trivial next to the duties that lie ahead. To Ridho, however, happiness and freedom are the very essence of what he requires. As their values collide, Ridho must navigate a choice between clinging to his newly found joy or conforming to the life his father considers best for him.