Populär Vun Indonesia

Telling that Raihan is a courier of prohibited goods, Raihan must be able to pass challenges and the gang next to him who is trying to take over the territory assigned by his superiors.

An illegal cigarette maker finds a new formula to expand his market in an unhygienic way.

In their five-year ongoing strike, the workers are still surviving and struggling to make ends meet. Deni Purba sells used clothes after being released from prison. Steven Yawan who still continues to speak loudly in the capital. Musyawir with his expertise in coffee tells the story of the brutal actions at the beginning of the strike.

The work of herding ducks is inherited from generation to generation and it has been undertaken by Sukirman for years. Rice fields after harvest become a favorite place for ducks. While at home, Manisah, Sukirman's wife, processes duck eggs herself into salted eggs to sell around. Sukirman and the duck herders live a nomadic life where they move from one area to another.

Since they were taught communism/marxism-leninism while undergoing military training, in 1971, Darsan and his friends were detained for up to seven years without trial. Not only losing his ABRI membership, Darsan, who at that time held the rank of Pratu Arhanud, is also living without salary.

In order to conduct a research for disaster mitigation documentary, Sarah and Erick go to Anyer Beach to obtain some information related to earthquake and tsunami in Banten, where they finally involved in a dialogue talking about the disasters such as tsunami, earthquake, and liquefaction that ever happened in their hometown, Central Sulawesi.

Crocodiles and humans must share living space within the red zone (tsunami-prone zone). There, they put suspicion on each other.

A mother and her adult son, who communicates with spirits through ecstatic dance, live completely alone on a tiny island in Indonesia.

A desperate man trying to sell stuff

They violate the customs that have become traditions, so they face the existence of spirits

Raka has an imaginary friend who seems to voice his thoughts on the chat he reads. His imaginary friend let out a kind remark when the group talked about good and bad things

Indonesia's Internet Is Not Ready for the Digital Revolution 4.0!!!

This children's musical drama film tells the story of the friendship and adventures of five girls who call their group the Red Ants. In the midst of the excitement of participating in scouting activities in the forest, they do not realize the danger that is threatening.

In a Balinese village, families go to great trouble and expense for their extravagant cremation ceremony. They provide special foods to mourners and prepare a bounty of offerings for the deceased, from gifts of money to symbolic baskets. The atmosphere is almost festive as a shadow puppet show is performed for the entertainment of the deceased, inheritances are distributed, and musical processions of mourners walk the streets. Dead family members seem almost present as their bones are uncovered, washed, and arranged for cremation with accompanying prayer rites. During the cremation, the village is filled with smoke from enormous burning pyres shaped like bulls, as the souls of the dead are cleansed of impurity and then sent out to sea so that they may continue their journey to heaven. Shot in 16mm, the film documents and explains the intricacies of these funeral rites and Balinese-Hindu beliefs about death.

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One night, a woman, who was calming a baby in her lap, was visited by a scary creature commonly called Kuyang or Tuju, and the unexpected happened.

A father who was arrested for allegedly being the perpetrator of land burning, and his son, is an Indonesian National Army (TNI) who regretted his father's actions of burning forests and land.