Awi Suryadi

Hao, with retrocognition, saves Sari from the wrath of Pocong Gundul, a malevolent sorcerer in ghost form, risking his life to stop its evil plans. HAO possesses the ability of retrocognition, a capability to see events from the past. With this ability, Hao helps SARI, a high school student who was mysteriously abducted by a terrifying figure known as "Pocong Gundul," a bald-headed ghost. Together with his friend RIDA, Hao successfully rescues Sari, but his actions inadvertently anger the Pocong Gundul. Terror after terror threatens Hao's safety. Using his powers, he delves into the past of the Pocong Gundul and discovers that it was once a wicked human sorcerer named WALISDI. This malevolent individual had performed dangerous ancient rituals that transformed him into the Pocong Gundul. If left unchecked, the Pocong Gundul will continue to roam and claim more victims. Hence, Hao must do everything in his power to stop the evil plans of the Pocong Gundul, even if it means putting his life at stake.

On the brink of his greatest victory, a high school golfer is forced to make a life-altering decision, finally realizing his own personal dream or standing by his autistic brother.

Driven by the personal stories of five youth who were justice-involved as teens, JUVENILE traces their pathways into the system, their journeys of trauma and healing, and their lessons for how to break and remake the juvenile system. Shimaine, Ja'Vaune, Romeo, Ariel and Michael are all from different backgrounds and parts of the country, and each had a different pathway into the system: foster care, sexual abuse, violence, homelessness, mental illness and substance abuse. But as their individual narratives unfold in the film, a cohesive narrative emerges of the broken promises of our juvenile system across all American communities.