Merry Mustaf

Jamila is a prostitute serving a life sentence behind bars. She surrenders herself to the authorities after admitting she killed a high-ranking minister, and refuses to be represented by any lawyer or request a plea to ease her sentence.

Siti Zahrana’s academical success makes her parents worried. Zahrana hasn’t married by her early thirties. There have been many men who solicited her, but she has refused them all politely. Zahrana’s conflicting issues spring up: to follow her parents’ wish or to pursue her own dreams. Actually she has relented once. She turns down a teaching post at Gadjah Mada University. The reason, her parents who live in Semarang don’t want her to be away. So Zahrana teaches at a Semarang university and stays with them. Then she also passes up a doctoral scholarship opportunity from China.

Di sebuah pesantren di Kediri, ada seorang pemuda bernama Syamsul (Dude Herlino) yang rela meninggalkan kehidupannya yang cukup nyaman demi tekadnya untuk belajar menuntut ilmu dan bergabung dalam pesantren.Kehidupan dalam pesantren membuatnya dekat Zizi (Meyda Sefira), seorang putri pemilik pesantren yang sebelumnya pernah menolong Syamsul saat dia dijambret di kereta.

Felix, a successful businessman, is left behind after his wife passes away. At home, he lives with his daughter, his sister-in-law Indah, and Oma. Over time, Oma tries to set Felix up with Indah, but Felix isn’t particularly fond of her. On the other hand, Felix has a female secretary, Gina, who is kind-hearted and dotes on his daughter.

With just 10 days until her wedding, Amanda's world is turned upside down when her ex suddenly reappears, forcing her to question everything she thought she wanted.

Hilda (Malfin Shayna) is a member of a syndicate. She is ordered to infiltrate a rival syndicate led by Theo (Reynaldi). Her infiltration is discovered, but Theo postpones her execution because he has fallen in love with her. She is eventually cast out onto the streets, severely injured. A text appears at the end of the film: Hilda survives and sues both syndicate leaders in court.

Two warriors, Somba (Advent Bangun) and Andini (Merry S. Mustaf), compete against each other for the martial arts school’s heirloom sword, the Garuda Sakti. Andini is declared the winner by their master, but Somba still wants to possess the sword, so he continues to stalk Andini. It turns out the sword was stolen while Andini was paying her respects at her father’s grave—her father had desperately wanted to possess the heirloom sword, and when he failed, he instructed Andini to carry out his wish. The sword, coveted by many, kept changing hands. So Somba and Andini had to keep fighting, all the way to the most formidable wielder of the sword. The sword’s final owner turned out to be a fellow student of their master, Rahwana (WD Mochtar), who had since turned to the dark side. The sword was returned. Somba and Andini were finally reunited.

A story of two childhood friends, Farel and Rachel. Farel once confessed his feelings to Rachel when they were still young, but Rachel turned him down because she was traumatized by her family’s problems and she thought that Farel was only joking. Ever since that moment Farel never dared to tell Rachel how he feels, even though Rachel actually has a feeling toward Farel.

Launa, a beautiful and cheerful girl, falls in love with Karang, a man with two personalities. Struggling between his shattered identity and sadness, Karang tries to escape from his true self, haunted by a traumatic past with his mother, Andira, who was harsh and never showed him affection. While Launa fights to bring him back to his true self, will she be able to open the heart of a man who only longs for his mother's embrace?

Adia, a 40-year-old woman, seeks the help of her closest friends to reclaim her ex-husband, who is preparing to marry his significantly younger girlfriend.