Embracing Mental Disorders

A mysterious inherited golden book drags Leira, an outcast teenage witch, into a battle against the evil wizard who killed her family. To protect the world and discover her destiny, she must become The Last Lightheir.

A group of ambitious mobsters hears of a mysterious serum that can grant immortality. Led by an ambitious figure, they plan a search for the serum in a cursed place with a dark history. One of them begins to feel a sense of foreboding, but greed overshadows their fear. When they finally confront the owner of the serum, a rash decision is made: a shot is fired. However, those shot do not die; instead, they awaken as monstrous creatures. Slowly, one by one, they become infected, losing their humanity, and transforming into something immortal. Only one remains. He survives, fights, and thinks he has found hope. However, when he awakens, he realizes that everything has changed. His fallen friends now stand again not as humans, but as loyal followers of darkness. Now, the final choice lies in his hands: Join the darkness... Or die as a human? But in this world of paradox, death is not the end... But the beginning of something even more terrifying.

Liriell, a mysterious girl who lives in the human world as a flower arranger at the Flower Gallery store, holds a profound secret about her origins. Beneath her warm and cheerful demeanor, she is actually a white elf banished from her people and has lived for hundreds of years. Her serenity begins to crumble when Velmor, a cunning, half-mad dark elf who has long haunted her, reappears in search of the Black Diary—an ancient magical artifact that holds the link between Liriell's soul and her people's past. A misunderstanding manipulated by Velmor leads the wizard Isran to hunt Liriell, leading David, Mr. Magic, and Fernando to become embroiled in a magical conflict that slowly escalates into a battle between light and darkness.

Journal Horror Series is a mockumentary horror series by Green Project Production. Presented in found-footage style, each of the 10 episodes tells a standalone supernatural tale, all connected through mysterious journals and eerie events. Filmed with a minimalist setup but powerful storytelling, the series blends atmospheric horror, grounded characters, and a uniquely Indonesian twist on the genre.