Faizal Wash

The idiosyncratic tenants of a public housing complex must form a unified front to resist an aggressive municipal demolition plan, all while covertly managing a severe supernatural haunting inside Room 609 by an aggrieved spirit demanding an unfulfilled romantic vow.

A highly calculated gubernatorial candidate finds his meticulously engineered political campaign and public persona thrown into absolute disarray when a maternal curse renders him entirely incapable of deception, forcing him to navigate the political arena with unfiltered, absolute honesty.

A broken heart drives Mukidi to prove that he is worthy of marrying the woman of his dreams. He works hard until he is able to buy an inexpensive house, which turns out to hold a mystery. In that house, he meets Sukma, a mysterious woman from the spirit world who has a different religion and background, yet manages to help Mukidi get over his heartbreak. Strange events begin to unfold, dragging his two best friends, Gendut (Sutrisno Agung) and Penyok (Eko Dunung), into the chaos.

Joe, a film director, is shooting a horror movie on a remote island with his crew. A critical error, however, leads them to the wrong location—a mysterious territory inhabited by creatures that should never be disturbed. When Joe finds himself in need of extras, the crew encounters these "inhabitants," mistakenly believing they were summoned by Opie. Unsuspecting, the crew treats the creatures just like ordinary extras—until the situation takes a turn that is both tense and absurd.

Three best friends are obsessed with becoming firefighters so they can look heroic by putting out fires. However, after failing during their training with the legendary Algojo Api squad, the three find themselves stuck doing seemingly “trivial” assignments. When they attempt to take a shortcut to join the firefighting team as soon as possible, they instead find themselves caught up in a dangerous mission to rescue children from a criminal syndicate.