Ricky Komo

The story follows the journey of five children with disabilities—Aldo, Bimo, Ken, Nita, and Mul—as they search for their foster father, who ran away from Rumah Istimewa after being diagnosed with cancer. The journey led them to the Wayang Orang stage, which made them go viral, but behind the scenes, a twist of fate put their friendship and true sincerity to the test, forcing them to question whether they could endure as a family.

Madara Island has reopened with a new owner. The mysterious deaths in its past have been forgotten. The island soon becomes a popular destination for young vacationers, however, people begin to disappear and Nero must set out to find out what is going on.

Devi goes to India to find her father, who according to her mother is a famous Indian actor. Did Devi succeed in meeting her father?

Tan is a ring craftsman working for a souvenir workshop in a small village, or at least that is what Yahya, his grandson, knows. Yahya is growing child who ask lots of questions to his grandfather, especially his parents’ identities. All puzzles are solved slowly as they face problems in a journey they take to deliver Tan’s painting.

Tony, an American journalist, is assigned to assist the investigation team of Berita Satu. In Jakarta, Tony immediately attracted to cover street children and Acil is his choice. Interviews are initially go smoothly, but it turns into a mess when Acil steals Tony’s camera. Tony pursue Acil mightily to get into the area of the fishing village. There he meets with Anggun, who is a teacher for street children. Then Marni, a mother who has to be prostitute, and Jampang, the head thug in the fishing village. Through them, Tony goes into marginal lives of the people of Jakarta with all their problems.

An eleven-year-old boy discovers the true meaning of silek (a martial art) when he meets a 60-year-old retired university teacher and former silek warrior that he is resolved to put an end to his feud with his competitors.