Luna Maya

Raina's life was threatened after she opened the door and entered an unnumbered room in the hotel managed by her sister, Fey. The figure of a woman with white hair and skin also made her presence known. Raina and her sister moved to the city of Semarang to manage a hotel inherited from their father. Their grandmother, who had been managing the hotel, forbade them from going to the third floor. But for some reason, Raina went to that floor and found an unnumbered room. He opened the room and saw a mysterious woman. Since then, strange incidents began to occur and Raina's life was threatened.

After a shaman casts a curse on her, a woman is killed by dark sorcery and resurrected as a wrathful spirit who seeks to reunite with her newborn baby. This film's story is set in the 1980s and revolves around a couple named Suzzanna (Luna Maya) and Surya (Achmad Megantara). They have been in a long-standing relationship and deeply love each other. Their relationship takes a new turn when they plan to get married. However, their plans are hindered by a significant problem: Suzzanna's parents are burdened with a large debt. This debt is owed to Raden Aryo (Tio Pakusadewo), the wealthiest landlord in the village. Suzzanna's parents do not have enough money and seek an alternative way to repay the debt. Raden Aryo then proposes a condition to consider the debt paid off - he wants Suzzanna to marry him and become his second wife. With no other choice, they comply with Raden Aryo's demand. As a consequence of the forced marriage, Suzzanna's relationship with Surya falls apart. Shortly after the marriage, Suzzanna becomes pregnant with Raden Aryo's first child. This triggers jealousy in Minati (Sally Marcellina), Raden Aryo's first wife, who is unable to conceive. Minati eventually seeks the help of a powerful witch to curse Suzzanna, who is heavily pregnant at the time. The curse is successful, leading to Suzzanna's death while carrying the baby, precisely on the night of "Jumat Kliwon." However, Suzzanna's death does not mean she completely disappears. She returns in the form of "sundel bolong," a female ghost with long hair and a white dress with a hole in the back. As a vengeful spirit, she seeks retribution against those who committed sins in her past, especially the perpetrator of the curse that resulted in her and her unborn baby's death. —CNN Indonesia

After a pregnant woman is murdered, her spirit seeks revenge against her increasingly terrified killers, who are determined to finish her off for good. Suzzanna and Satria have been married for seven years but have not been blessed with children. They live with three assistants: Mia, Tohir, and Rojali. Suzzanna's long-awaited pregnancy finally happens, but unfortunately it is coincided with Satria's official plan abroad. This opportunity is utilized by four Satria employees: Jonal, Umar, Dudun, and Gino, who hold grudges against Satria and intend to rob Satria's house when his house is empty. But unlucky, their robbery plan turns into the murder of Suzzanna who is supposed to go out with her assistants but to return home by herself due to a weak body condition. Because of panic, they then burry Suzzanna's body in the house's backyard. Strangely, the next day, Suzzanna continues to act as usual at home, as if nothing has happened. —Eldwin Muhammad

A severe seizure triggers Saga's repressed memories, making her confront unsettling truths about her past and present, challenging her identity in every family role. After being hit by a fierce epilepsy seizure Saga's life changes forever. Long forgotten repressed memories suddenly start to come back, forcing her to face a disturbing truth about her past, and present, and her role in life as a daughter, sister, partner and mother. —Tinna Hrafnsdóttir