It follows the struggle of clerics to keep Islam alive during the Japanese invasion of Indonesia in 1942.
Biyan, a conservative 16-year-old girl, is constantly tempted by the social norms of her outgoing friends where freedom and courage are the benchmarks of existence.
After encountering a group of bandits with plans to rape and steal from her, a young widow ventures into the wilderness in search of justice.
When staff salaries get stolen at his school, a reluctant new teacher sets out to recoup the money and soon discovers the joys of teaching.
Lando is frustrated and depressed because his fiance left him. Kalin has to move to jakarta after her parents died and works as a busway ticket officer. One day, Lando accidentally takes a photograph of Kalin's face.
Indonesian activist Soe Hok Gie experiences a political awakening during the tumultuous regimes of Soeharto and Soekarno.
Rasyah's family decided to move again and this time they went to Makassar. Rasyah's father's job makes them have to change places frequently. This makes it difficult for Rasyah to get and makes Rasyah feel insecure. However, something was different when they arrived in Makassar. Rasyah got one very good friend. The dilemma begins when Rasyah knows that soon she will leave her best friend.
A high school girl named Kikan began to see dead people through the mirrors.
Sri accepts a generous job offer and tasked to perform a cleansing ritual for Dela Atmojo, an unconscious girl who is suffering from the hex of 1000-days. The terror begins when her coworker neglects to finish the ritual. Failing to perform until the 1000th day will result in their demise.
Plot unknown.
A bank lost 17 billion in money. Upon investigation, this theft was merely a door to reveal a more horrifying collapse of the bank, related to the 1998 monetary crisis and the upcoming presidential nomination.
