Hargi Sundari

Set during the volatile final months of Indonesia’s New Order regime, the narrative chronicles a young student activist's perilous commitment to pro-democracy underground movements and his family's subsequent, grueling quest for justice following his forced disappearance.

The youngest child, torn between family expectations and her existing relationship, faces an unexpected arranged marriage on the day of her father's death.

Pertiwi returns to her hometown after spending two decades in prison to rebuild her life. There, she finds power in things that have been abandoned: discarded electronic devices that mysteriously light up and a community of outcasts living on the fringes of society. But coming home also means confronting the four men who sent her to prison and now rule the village. Together with the outcasts, Pertiwi begins to uncover the darkness that still haunts the place - and the past she thought she had left behind.

Daku, a writer, feels pressed for time to find true love. In the midst of a complicated journey, he searches for the meaning of comfort in love.

Nyengkuyung tells about the adventures of Pak Suratno, a former RT head who tries to hold a gamelan performance in the midst of his confusion about adapting to the new routine of becoming a retiree. In the midst of his efforts, he discovered odd things that were done by Pak Hari, the new RT head.

A pair of ex-lovers who are both at the lowest point in their lives. The two of them suddenly meet while on a road trip from Yogyakarta to Bali. In each journey they realize that after the sun sets there will always be a sunrise. This has a very deep meaning for those who are at their lowest point to rise again.

Putro returned to his village after being discouraged from pursuing his hopes and dreams in the city. Determined to start a new life and dreams of revitalizing his family's land through natural farming methods. However, plans quickly resolve the resistance when his family's old rival challenges him to a prestigious farming competition. These battles can determine who will gain influence over the villagers. As Putro struggles to prove the value of sustainable natural farming, his journey becomes more complicated when he falls in love with Ratih, the owner of the village's chemical fertilizer and pesticide shop, the daughter of his family's rival. Caught between his ideals and feelings, Putro struggles to bring meaningful change to society while facing personal and social conflicts. His determination to improve the lives of those he loves is tested at every turn, forcing him to face challenges deeper than his dreams.

Pras and Rindu, his daughter, traveled to Eyang's house, following Santi and Biru, his wife and youngest son. This trip will be their last journey as a complete family. Because secretly, Pras and Santi decided to divorce. Before reaching the destination, secret after secret was revealed one by one.

On his daughter’s wedding day, a father struggles with the onset of his mental illness and tries to compose himself to be the person his family needs him to be.

A young woman named Asih loses her family one by one in the aftermath of the events of 1965. The tragedy begins with the disappearance of her elder brother, Wigati, followed by the abduction of her sibling and sibling-in-law, and the deaths of her parents. Consumed by grief and resentment toward life and those around her, Asih struggles to move forward. With sincerity and compassion, Ahmad offers her his love and helps her find the strength to rise from her despair.