Ageng Kiwi

Raden Kian Santang, who was assigned by Uncle Guru, was looking for the lost book of Buana Kosa and at the same time saving his brother, Surawisesa. Unfortunately, their journey is hampered in a village full of mystery and supernatural terror.

Gravedigger Babe Rojali lives in poverty with his wife Siti Juleha and their three children. During a heavy rain, as he was busy bailing out water from his leaky house, a neighborhood watchman arrived and asked him to dig a grave that night, at the request of the neighborhood head. Reluctantly, he set out, accompanied by his younger brother Abdul. While digging the grave, Babe Rojali prayed and asked God to make him rich. That prayer seemed to be answered because he later found a lump of gold in the ground of the grave he had dug. From that moment on, Babe Rojali’s life changed completely.

In 1920s Dutch East Indies, Giandra, a young doctor from STOVIA, reads about Layla—a girl shackled in a remote village as a "cure" for mental illness. Disturbed, he travels to Karuhun, where tradition and mysticism prevail over science. Guided by journalist Rikke, who warns him with three words—Culture. Mysticism. Superstition.—Giandra must confront a clash between modern medicine and ancestral belief.

Raden Kian Santang, who was assigned by Uncle Guru, was looking for the lost book of Buana Kosa and at the same time saving his brother, Surawisesa. Unfortunately, their journey is hampered in a village full of mystery and supernatural terror.