Toto Soegriwo

An Indonesian adaptation of the Middle Eastern folk tale "Aladdin" from One Thousand and One Nights.

The story follows Endah, a woman caught in a complicated and dilemma-filled love triangle. Love arrives unannounced, even at the most inopportune moments. Endah chooses to fight for her love—even though the world deems it wrong, it means so much to her—until death takes her. An emotional narrative about love that needs no reason, only the courage to remain faithful and love until the very end.

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Katiyem, a black magic shaman who was murdered, now she is a Pocong Merah and terrorizes the residents who killed her and looks for sacrifices.

In a quiet village eagerly awaiting Indonesian Independence Day, a group of children are chosen to be the "Tim Merah Putih" to guard the sacred flag, the flag that is always flown during the annual August 17th ceremony. However, three days before the ceremony, the flag goes missing. Eight children from various cultural backgrounds—Betawi, Papua, Medan, Tegal, Central Java, Makassar, Manado, and Chinese—unite in a heroic mission: to save the mysteriously missing sacred red and white flag.

Oma Spinoza is a shaman who specializes in Gypsy black magic combined with ancient magic from Yemen. With all her efforts, this old grandmother defeated her enemies and her family's enemies using the deadly magic of kalakembar. Until Sonny, who was desperate, asked Grandma Spinoza for help. Sonny, assisted by Grandma, managed to harm Herman, who is Mas Ngabehi Akadikoen's grandson-in-law. Herman is Sonny's rival at medical school, his intelligence threatens Sonny's existence at medical school. Luckily Herman was handled by Grandfather Marnu at the right time, so that death did not come to him.

In a quiet village eagerly awaiting Indonesian Independence Day, a group of children are chosen to be the "Tim Merah Putih" to guard the sacred flag, the flag that is always flown during the annual August 17th ceremony. However, three days before the ceremony, the flag goes missing. Eight children from various cultural backgrounds—Betawi, Papua, Medan, Tegal, Central Java, Makassar, Manado, and Chinese—unite in a heroic mission: to save the mysteriously missing sacred red and white flag.