Meşhur Kimden Indonesia

A restaurant owner who wants to close his restaurant to get rid of his memories with his girlfriend because his proposal was rejected.

Dina never finished half her favorite Old School Cheese Burger at Meg's Grilled Cheese. Edo, the restaurant waiter was curious about why and was desperate to get to know Dina.

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.

After the events of September 30, 1965, a village in Bantul was frequently visited by flying saucers. While walking in a sugarcane field after seeing a flying saucer, an elementary school boy meets a small dinosaur. The incident was the beginning of the appearance of other dinosaurs in the village.

The eastern Indonesian island of Sumba is the last island in the Malay archipelago where the majority of the people still follow their ancestral religion, called marapu. This film, shot in 1986, focuses on a challenge to the authority of the spirits and ancestors in a village ritual to restore fertility after a fire and famine. Narrated by the priests who communicate with the spirits in prayers and sacrifices, it documents a week of offerings, dancing and oratory in "Dream Village" in the western Kodi district. The name comes from a dream of prosperity the village founder once had, and dreams are also the ways in which priests are called to serve the spirits.

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.

A small story from the border of Tangerang Regency and Bogor Regency. It was there that Kang Sui Liong, the temple guard, lived with his wife and children.

This film consists of three stories. The first story is about Ryan alias Sasak Adi, a young Sasak native who lives with his uncle (his mother died while giving birth to Ryan) in Jakarta. The second story is about Anjani, a Sasak woman who is obedient and still respects her cultural values. The third is about Wati (Aufa Asfarina Febrianggie), who lives in the same village as Anjani, talkative about following trends.

Salman Cooks Fried Rice

In Padang, childhood friends Samsoelbahri and Siti Noerbaja fall in love and kiss on the veranda, but are soon parted by their parents. Samsoelbahri goes to Batavia to study, while Noerbaja must marry the contemptuous Datuk Meringgih so that he will forgive her father's debts. Writing to Samsoelbahri, Noerbaja tells him that they can never be together as she has married. However, when she realises Merringih's violent nature she runs away to Batavia to join Samsoelbahri. They fall in love again, but must part after Noerbaja hears of her father's death. She hurries back to Padang, where Meringgih's men kill her with poisoned food. Receiving news of her death by letter, Samsu seemingly commits suicide.