Bianglala Entertainment

Oyin, a Malaysian woman, falls in love with Jiwo, an Indonesian man. Because their relationship is not approved by Oyin’s mother, Oyin decides to run away and marries Jiwo in Yogyakarta. Living in the house left behind by Jiwo’s parents, Oyin begins to be terrorized by supernatural beings. She often dreams that the child she is carrying will be struck with a pestle. The terror intensifies when Yuli, a student at the dance studio, becomes possessed by the spirit of Mbok Fatimah and drives Oyin away. Oyin herself suffers a miscarriage after being visited by the spirit of Mbok Fatimah. Jiwo, while digging into his family’s past, discovers that his mother, Rahayu, had once made a dark pact—sacrificing a fetus in exchange for wealth. With the help of Mbah Jereng, Jiwo, who is trying to break the curse, finds the grave of an unborn baby beneath the floor of his house.

It follows the story of Anwar's fight against corruption while in government between the years of 1993 and 1998, which led to his eventual imprisonment and the birth of the reformasi movement.

Set between 1993 and 1998. Based on a true story, the narrative is about Anwar's firm and consistent refusal of various forms of allowances and cash from certain parties while serving in the government as Minister of Finance. It also depicts how Anwar was reluctant to use public funds to bail out companies owned by the children of certain leaders that suffered losses of billions of ringgit. Because of this, he was slandered through a massive conspiracy, dismissed, brutally beaten in prison and left without medical treatment for several days. From a respected finance minister who successfully freed Malaysia from the shackles of debt, he ultimately ended up languishing in prison.