Andrew Barrett

A teenager returns to his hometown with his friends when he learns his father has died — and discovers a curse consuming the isolated community.

A troubled teen turns his life around with the help of a classmate. Years later, their reunion sparks old feelings, but uncertainty clouds their story.

A teenager with the uncanny ability to communicate with the dead must stop a vengeful demon who's exacting revenge on students at his high school.

Selatan reverts to his old ways of life, only needing three days to start dating again. Unbeknownst to him, all the women he dates share a common resemblance to Alma, his former lover. Until he hears the news of Alma's upcoming marriage, which compels him to become determined to win Alma's love back.

Selatan has the principle of getting a girl and then breaking up after three days of dating. But that principle wavered when he targeted Alma. Can Selatan break up with Alma?

Surya, who is already owned by someone, goes to Yogyakarta by night bus and sits next to Asti, whom Surya saves from pranksters. Unexpectedly, this meeting with Asti changes Surya's life, both in love and in his relationship with his parents.

Salma, who refuses to be forced into an arranged marriage by her father, runs away to Bandungan. There, she meets Farhad, a mysterious motorcyclist who saves her from danger. A series of unexpected events—including a tense night at a haunted motel—gradually brings the two of them closer together. Farhad then takes Salma to Ratna’s house, where she works. Salma’s presence, however, provokes Yoga, Ratna’s husband, to sexually assault her. Farhad manages to save her, though. Still traumatized, Salma is cared for and protected by Farhad until love begins to blossom between them. When Farhad has to leave because his mother is ill, Salma is forced to return to the arranged marriage she has long refused.

Set against the backdrop of Indonesia’s recent turmoil, Arka, an ambitious young documentarian, sets out to create a social documentary. As he follows two contrasting young voices, an idealistic activist and a wealthy DJ who treats activism as image making, Arka becomes increasingly consumed by the blurred line between truth, performance, and exploitation in his pursuit of a powerful story.

It highlights a group of young people known for being mischievous. However, upon closer inspection, that “mischievous” label is merely a perspective imposed on them by their social environment.