Alicia Angelina

After getting fired, Uji, a graphic designer, teams up with her three closest friends to start a creative agency. Amid client demands, family expectations, and friendship dilemmas, she hopes this could be a new beginning. But deeper she goes, the more she realizes: every relationship has its price, friendship included.

In a town where pleasure equals being possessed by spiritual beings, Bayu aspires to be the shaman of a trance party so he can fundraise enough money to prevent an impending eviction.

An adaptation of a self-improvement book titled *A Man Who Copes with Grief by Washing Dishes*, written by a psychiatrist named Dr. Andreas Kurniawan, Sp.KJ.

Lingga has tried 1005 times to prove one chance from God to go back in time and meet his mother. On the 1006th try, Lingga succeeded. However, the opportunity came with one condition: Lingga must not change anything.

Amelia, a 12-year-old Chinese-Indonesian girl, has just learned of a tradition that says women who have received their period must not wash their underwear together with men's clothes, or the men will face bad luck.

After getting fired, Uji, a graphic designer, teams up with her three closest friends to start a creative agency. Amid client demands, family expectations, and friendship dilemmas, she hopes this could be a new beginning. But deeper she goes, the more she realizes: every relationship has its price, friendship included.

In a town where pleasure equals being possessed by spiritual beings, Bayu aspires to be the shaman of a trance party so he can fundraise enough money to prevent an impending eviction.

An adaptation of a self-improvement book titled *A Man Who Copes with Grief by Washing Dishes*, written by a psychiatrist named Dr. Andreas Kurniawan, Sp.KJ.

Lingga has tried 1005 times to prove one chance from God to go back in time and meet his mother. On the 1006th try, Lingga succeeded. However, the opportunity came with one condition: Lingga must not change anything.

Amelia, a 12-year-old Chinese-Indonesian girl, has just learned of a tradition that says women who have received their period must not wash their underwear together with men's clothes, or the men will face bad luck.