M. Iqbal

Because of his political activities, Sukarno was exiled to Ende in 1934. He went with his wife Inggit Garnasih, daughter Ratna Djuami alias Omi, and mother-in-law Amsi. The initial period in exile was difficult. The most painful thing is that no local people dare to speak to him and everywhere he is always followed by the police.

Claimed from a real story in Bangil area, East Java, in 1979. Harun and Ratna with their three children inhabit the house they bought. A few days later the family experience a frightening incident at the house. They call a psychic to cleanse the house from those spirits. After further investigation itu turns out that before the house was built, in this place shaman witchcraft massacre happened.

The death of Sumiati brings misfortune to Lestari Sucipto’s families. Sumiati is an employee in garment company owned by Lestari, a widow with two children, Agus and Wulan. Lestari family is often visited by haunting spirits. Lestari call an expert, Mr Gozali. He unlocks all the secrets about the haunting spirits.

Fathia and Reyhan are reunited as adults. However, for the sake of her adherence to religion, Fathia decided to stay away from Reyhan. However, ironically, this separation actually brought Fathia, who had memorized the Koran, to face a bitter reality. She had to accept marriage to an older man who was already married in order to help the family financially.

Kuyang is a nocturnal female spirit in the form of a human head with the contents of the body attached without skin and limbs that can fly looking for the blood of a baby or the blood of a woman who has given birth. This creature is known to the public in Kalimantan. In a village in Kalimantan, a husband and wife whose wife is 7 months pregnant has just moved to the area to start a new life. Everything went normal at first until they were haunted by Kuyang who wanted to take the baby. Will they be able to face the Kuyang or will they even lose the baby.

Kiblat stated that he would propose to his girlfriend, Asya. Asya accepted with the conditions, Kibla met Asya's father and received his blessing. Again, it was accepted, but when Kiblat told his mother about his desire to get married, his mother outright rejected this desire. The obstacle for Kiblat and Asya to get married actually came from Mrs. Kiblat herself.