Kembang Kantil
In order to attend the theater performance Alisa (Irish Bella) goes to the house of his brother Anton (Fadika Royandi) and his wife Santi (Nafa Urbach). In the house Alisa meets Tania (Richelle Georgette Skonicki), the adopted daughter of Anton and Siska. Alisa immediately realized the weirdness of Tania's mysterious attitude. Alisa sees Tania eating magnolia flowers in her room. Terrors begin to strike Alisa, until the appearance of a mysterious man Toro (Dorman Borisman) who reminds him not to approach Tania. Encouraged by her curiosity, Alisa begins to find out the origin of Tania. She is accompanied by Aldy (Kevin Kambey), Alisa’s in the theater, to an orphanage. There they meet Novi (Sarwendah) the owner of the orphanage. Novi reveals to the dark past of Tania. Alisa moves to carry out dangerous missions.
A slow-burning psychological folk horror from Indonesia that unspools its eerie mystery through unsettling family dynamics and supernatural folklore.
- Atmospheric dread grounded in rural Indonesian settings, tapping local myths rarely seen in global horror.
- A mood of creeping unease, with subtle scares rather than jump-heavy shocks, rewarding patient viewers.
- Strong female leads navigating secrets and trauma, adding emotional depth to the spectral threats.
- Perfect for fans of folkloric horror who appreciate cultural specificity and a measured, haunting pace over outright gore.
