Ziema Din

One alien crashed in a small village in Malaysia, create havoc with the villagers. To make it worst, there is some bad alien who pursue him.

A collection of 5 horror stories that circulate within Malay society related to the practice of black magic.

# Translation This tells the story of the challenges faced by a woman serving as a Village Nurse. Dania is offered a position as a nurse in a remote rural area of the country. She initially refuses but later accepts it as a challenge after being persuaded by her father, Zakariah. After registering at the clinic, Dania becomes close friends with Nurse Ilya and Nurse Nisa. Dania's diligent and responsible attitude in providing medical services to the villagers makes her well-liked by many. Her first case comes when she faces a woman who relies heavily on traditional medicine methods, a traditional healer known as Pak Landak. Despite receiving stern warnings from the healer, Dania remains firm that Pak Landak's actions are wrong. Dania becomes close friends with Dr. Dani, who is newly posted there. Nurse Dania and Dr. Dani successfully save the birth of a baby at the clinic and encourage the village community to use the clinic's services.

A true story from Bugis society set in the 1950s. It tells of a fisherman who leaves his wife and child to sail as a ship's crew member in order to change his fate. However, the fisherman never returns to the embrace of his wife and child. Maddani and Walik are the actors in the drama Warkah Dari Firenza.

Rock band Rimba Bara continues to struggle in the music industry that is full of political games. Meanwhile, Jijoe comes across rock queen Ella in a recording studio and falls in love with her. Jijoe loves her so much that he is willing to leave behind his rock music life and become an F-class contractor so that he will have a more secure life. This causes Rimba Bara to fall apart and various conflicts arise.

The story of a girl who hates Hari Raya and tries to destroy the joyful feelings of others so that they become like her.

The story follows Khatijah or Cat (Izreen Azminda) who is forced to return to her village to care for her mother Mak Ati (Norlia Ghani) who has suffered a stroke. In the village, Cat reunites with her former lover Cef Shak (Cef Fikree). At that time, both are widowed/widower with one child each. Initially, Cef Shak avoids meeting Cat because he remembers the old incident when Cat left him solely to choose a foreign man as her husband candidate. However, Cat persists in trying to persuade and win back Cef Shak's heart. The drama also shows how Cat and Cef Shak prepare different menus every day and give them to their neighbours.

# The Story The story begins in a remote village whose community lives in harmony like one big family. Regardless of their race, they all help and respect one another. On the day they receive the arrival of a dome for their small mosque (collected from all the villagers), they also receive the arrival of a woman, Dara, who previously worked there. All the villagers' attention is directed towards a young man named Wadud, whom they all know had once been in love with that woman. The epic love story between the two of them now becomes the talk of the entire village. From the young to the old, each tells about this epic love story. However, they still cannot find the answer to why Wadud and Dara separated. Seeds of conflict begin to emerge among the villagers as each one maintains their own answer about the separation of this epic love affair. The village chief begins to realize the situation among the villagers. An emergency meeting is held to resolve the issue.

# Translation Inara (Elizad Sharifuddin) breathes again after being declared dead. After being 'revived', Inara changes and wants to become a good Muslim woman, someone different from who she was before. Inara's parents, Asyirah (Aleza Shadan) and Zaqwan (Dato' Jalaluddin Hassan), are delighted with Inara's transformation, but what they teach her about religion confuses Inara. Zaqwan is a member of the 'Elite Movement' group. Meanwhile, Asyirah champions the ideology of the 'Islamic Women' group which differs from the extremist 'Elite Movement' faction. Inara then meets Hamzah (Dato' Aaron Aziz), a drug addict who is HIV positive but living a healthy life using antiretroviral medication. Hamzah runs a community café aimed at helping drug addicts. When Hamzah meets Inara, he knows that she is the best woman for him. Although Inara initially rejects Hamzah's love, she feels comfortable and safe beside him.

The story depicts a village in chaos when Pak Usop reveals a story about Tok Jidin, a shaman in the village who passed away 100 days ago. He is subsequently linked to the presence of his pet ghost haunting their village. Adding to this are accounts from villagers who claim to have seen a long-haired, sarong-wearing apparition roaming about. Fifie, the village chief's daughter, jokingly challenges her boyfriend Azlim to bring the ghost to her if he truly loves her. Accepting the challenge, Azlim meets with Pak Akob and jokingly states that a nail he borrowed was once used to capture a pontianak.

The story follows Husin (Datuk Awie) who returns to his village after no longer seeking his fortune in Singapore. He then works with his best friends Khuda (TJ Isa), Wani (Sharwani) and Yeh Sekupang (Allahyarham Rab Khalid) at a charcoal factory. Meanwhile, Kak Limah (Delimawati) has just married Husin's friend Khuda. Their love is portrayed as true love. However, just as they begin to enjoy their marital happiness, Kak Limah is found dead under terrible circumstances. At the same time, Husin and his friends Wani and Khuda venture into the forest to catch birds, but unexpectedly Husin encounters a beautiful and mysterious girl (Uqasha Senrose) in the forest and falls in love with her. Ironically, while busy catching birds, Husin and Wani are unaware of Kak Limah's death, including the death of Kak Limah's husband, Khuda.

The story follows Teacher Basri (Mubarak Majid), a retired headmaster who decides to continue his education at university. Teacher Basri's decision to pursue further studies is motivated by his beloved granddaughter, Nora (Yuna Rahim), who has lost interest in completing her education because she is too obsessed with becoming an influencer. Nora is inspired by her friend, Emy (Scha Ellinea), who has already successfully bought a car with money earned as an influencer. Similarly, Teacher Basri's decision to enroll in the same class as Nora forces them to face various obstacles and challenges. This is all because of Nora's request to keep their relationship status secret from the lecturers and classmates. Teacher Basri is the oldest student in the class and is viewed with disdain by university staff and students. However, Teacher Basri manages to overcome these negative perceptions after successfully proving that age is no barrier to seeking knowledge.

It tells the story of a group of village residents, called the black plastic gang, who love to skip fasting and hide their activities from their respective families. They would conspire to eat together during the day and their usual habit was to buy food from Ah Hok's food stall as their main place. Cast of the 17 Puasa telefilm

Kak Limah is discovered dead by villager. Since then, her ghost has been spotted around Kampung Pisang, making the villagers feel restless. Enter Encik Solihin, who tries to help by shooing her ghost away from the village. Husin, Encik Solihin and other villagers trying to overcome this problem. However, the tragedy behind Kak Limah's death has yet to be unveiled.

The story of Mariam, who is married to a drug addict, Hakim. Mariam's suffering and sacrifice in continuing her life with her children are severely tested when she is arrested and imprisoned for a crime she did not commit. Her suffering is compounded when her stepmother conspires with Hakim to sell her infant child to a wealthy couple. The climax comes after her stepmother passes away when she discovers that her late stepmother had sold the ancestral land and house left behind by her father.

Highlighting the culture and uniqueness of a traditional Malay wedding in a village, the story follows city girl Farah, who is forced to hold her wedding in her hometown in the village instead of having it at an expensive or high class venue. This is so that she can fulfill her promise to her grandmother. Nevertheless, to hold a wedding in a village is not an easy task as she would require the help from various people including neighbours, relatives, friends, and let`s not forget - a large amount of patience. The movie shows how chaotic a village wedding can be, but at the same time, it is what makes Malaysian culture unique.