Herry Savalas

The unrequited letters motivate Gendis to come to Jakarta to find out where his mother has been. By following the Annual Student's Annual Camp, Gendis has hope in realizing his dream to be able to see and embrace the figure he missed. Meeting Gilang and some friends in the camp was the start of an elaborate search in Jakarta. Gendis thinks it will be fine, but on the contrary, every quest leaves a mystery to be solved by it. Is Gendis able to meet his mother and return safely?

Budiman, a 10-year-old boy, lives in the village and dreams of going to Jakarta. This obsession grows when his uncle sends him the map of Jakarta plus his self-portrait, standing in front of a luxurious car and house. His father, Darsono, works as a village official, but the village head, Lurah Sarkawi, uses Darsono as a scapegoat to cover up his corruption. So Budiman wants to free his father from prison. So he leaves his village in Muntilan, Central Java for Jakarta. Initially, he is accompanied by Rini but they separate later. Then Budiman meets Marsya, a singer, who is also the daughter of her uncle's boss. On the journey, Budiman is chased by Sarkawi’s goons, Diran and Dirun.

With their career acting as ghostbusting paranormal in a fake reality show is about to end, Ferdi, Yatno, and Andi suddenly find themselves facing a real ghost. They must fake their way through a real excorcism while keeping their secret hidden.

The Panky, a rock band declining in popularity, is in the brink of disbanding. The band hopes to collaborate with an established Malay folk singer, Muna Nada, and to skyrocket the music charts together.

Like their father, Niko and Imen are grave robbers, but they get more than they bargained for after locating a hidden tomb underneath a nurse's dormitory building.