Dendri Endrian

Dono, who was in a hurry to carry his motorcycle, broke down in the middle of the road and then he met a farmer who unexpectedly changed his life.

A family drama that depicts the power of unconditional love.

Between inner conflicts and personal tragedies, two wounded souls embark on a journey of revenge against one man, revealing layers of complex stories amidst deep-seated grudges.

A family of merchants traveling through the Dutch East Indies colonial territories sought to profit from others’ suffering—they were Mbok Wantun and her children. The shrewd and cunning Mbok Wantun, along with Edi, Susi, and Tini—her adopted children who were also, in truth, her loyal servants—used their adoptive mother’s cart to navigate all the vicissitudes of their journey. However, as time went on, Edi, Susi, and Tini died one by one. What is the true meaning behind the deaths of Mbok Wantun’s children?

Dono, who was in a hurry to carry his motorcycle, broke down in the middle of the road and then he met a farmer who unexpectedly changed his life.

A family drama that depicts the power of unconditional love.

Between inner conflicts and personal tragedies, two wounded souls embark on a journey of revenge against one man, revealing layers of complex stories amidst deep-seated grudges.

A family of merchants traveling through the Dutch East Indies colonial territories sought to profit from others’ suffering—they were Mbok Wantun and her children. The shrewd and cunning Mbok Wantun, along with Edi, Susi, and Tini—her adopted children who were also, in truth, her loyal servants—used their adoptive mother’s cart to navigate all the vicissitudes of their journey. However, as time went on, Edi, Susi, and Tini died one by one. What is the true meaning behind the deaths of Mbok Wantun’s children?

A family of merchants traveling through the Dutch East Indies colonial territories sought to profit from others’ suffering—they were Mbok Wantun and her children. The shrewd and cunning Mbok Wantun, along with Edi, Susi, and Tini—her adopted children who were also, in truth, her loyal servants—used their adoptive mother’s cart to navigate all the vicissitudes of their journey. However, as time went on, Edi, Susi, and Tini died one by one. What is the true meaning behind the deaths of Mbok Wantun’s children?