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Tells the story of a family of silat fighters living in a small village. They have long kept the secret of their tiger- style martial art, a tradition passed down through generations within the family. However, a minor incident at the local market, caught on video and going viral, begins to reveal their once-hidden tiger-style silat to the public. This exposed secret captures the attention of an outsider who becomes obsessed with the tiger-style martial art. Together with his followers, he is determined to track down the tiger-style fighter, aiming to seize the key to this legendary martial art.
An elderly choir group brings back erased violent history by singing songs that were written in prison and have been silenced for more than 50 years.
In 1860, Max Havelaar was written by the famous Dutch writer. Multatuli was first published "The book that killed colonialism”. In one and a half century after it was written, many scholars reflected on whether the book is a made-up story or a collection of facts. However, no one seems to have ever asked the question: what happened to the oppressed people of Lebak, which Multatuli stood up for? The documentary film After Multatuli Left tries to find out what has or has not changed since then by following the trail of Arjan Onderdenwijngaard’s video footage in 1987.
Four teenagers who renovate the house of Mba Darti, the daughter of Nyai Melati, a famous traditional singer (sinden). They experience strange events related to the death of Nyai Melati, who was murdered due to rivalry with another sinden, Fahma. The cremated ashes of Fahma are used by Kliman, a former foreman, to drive the teenagers away with the help of Ki Renggo, a paranormal expert. The spirit of Fahma possesses Darti and attacks them, but the terror is eventually stopped when Ki Renggo burns Fahma’s ashes, ending the haunting.
