Jamal Mirdad

There is a local legend of a spirit known as Wewe Gombel, who can transform into a midwife to steal babies. Asih is pregnant and goes with her husband, Budi, a farming instructor, to a village. She is worried after hearing the local legend of Wewe Gombel. She wants to return to the city but Budi refuses... until a neighbor gives birth and the baby mysteriously vanishes. Will Asih be next?

Rangga must overcome the hardships of being an orphan in an unjust world where thugs and gangs run rampant.

The couple, who have only been married for two months, Mantikei, are originally of Banjar Dayak descent, while his wife, Rebecca, is from America. They plan to have a honeymoon by returning to their hometown in Tanah Laut. But the plan was suddenly sour, when at work Kei, a coal mining company, paid a bunch of people to target his wife.

Wawan, the son of Winatakusuma, whose condition deteriorated and who later died, was mistakenly rumored to have AIDS by his aunt Emma.

Wealthy hedonist Budiman turns an inherited property into a brothel, where he rapes girls and turns them into prostitutes when he isn't bartering their services for drugs. An abortion forced upon one of the girls unleashes the spirit of her unborn child, who begins to haunt the establishment.

The story of two young people from wealthy families who are looking for their own individual identities. Ramona (Lydia Kandou), who hates the patriarchal attitude men have toward women, immerses herself in the lives of the less fortunate people around her. Ramadhan (Djamal Mirdad), who is descended from Malaysian nobility, is in Jakarta gaining work experience as a low level company employee. The two young people meet in Jakarta and begin to like each other. The blossoming romance between these two young people who are each keeping their backgrounds secret from the other conveyed in a light and humorous tone. Eventually, however, they find out about each others' backgrounds. Ramona backs off, while Ramadhan continues to pursue her.