Eza Yoga

Tells about Tegar, a person who doesn't believe that COVID-19 really exists.

It's been a long time since Leila, a costume girl, hasn't seen her father. A number of photos of Mr. Leila taken when he was a child made Leila investigate things from a low point of view. The promise to meet again came and again ended up disappointed. Until one point he found evidence of the presence of the father in his daily life. From a different point of view.

Prani is a middle-aged schoolteacher known for her unwavering ethics, and her creative punishments — called “reflections” — earn her admiration from her colleagues and respect from her pupils. When she sees someone cutting in line at a popular coconut-cake stand, she fearlessly speaks out against the injustice. Her deed takes an unexpected turn, however, when a vlogger posts a video of her, which goes viral, gets misinterpreted, and unleashes a wave of online criticism. Prani's reputation and chances of securing the vice principal position she aspires to are suddenly at risk, and though her family tries to help her prove her innocence, the situation soon spirals out of control.

Hans, a tourist from the Netherlands, asked Mayang, who works for a travel company, to be his guide while he was in Jogjakarta, but it turns out he still has Javanese blood. Meanwhile, Pram Pacar Mayang, an archeology, is suspected of being the perpetrator of the murder. The victim is made a sacrifice for a very terrible black magic. Mayang was then arrested to uncover the mystery of the black magic murder.