Azamy Syauqi

A six-year-old girl who views her narrow Surabaya alley as a magical haven faces the bittersweet pain of growing up as her close friends drift away and her world begins to shrink.

Within a whimsical, enchanted kingdom, a cheerful but remarkably accident-prone ten-year-old green dwarf and a graceful forest fairy must pool their unique talents to protect their magical ecosystem from external disruptions and dark magical anomalies.

Raised in the shadow of an emotionally distant father, a young woman must step up during a family crisis and navigate the burdens of adulthood without the guidance she always craved.

A driven entrepreneur establishes a domestic helper agency, navigating the complex and often humorous dynamics of managing her idiosyncratic staff while simultaneously resolving personal crises.

Abdullah Gaza or usually called Gaza is an orphan boy. His father, a humanitarian volunteer, died after returning from Palestine. Since his father's death, Gaza has been placed in an orphanage managed by Ustazah Dewi and his sister Rafah Shafira. There, Gaza met Hayya, a little girl from Palestine who had lived for four years and was trying to find peace in this country. The genocide in Palestine prevented Hayya from returning to his homeland. At the orphanage, Gaza and Hayya's relationship gradually became close. For Hayya, the presence of Gaza is like a cure for longing, considering that its name is similar to the land of his birth. Their lives became cheerful again, complementing each other, until a bad incident came back and threatened their lives.

Moyer, a man who faces an identity crisis after divorcing his wife, Asiyah, due to hereditary problems.Moyer, a man who faces an identity crisis after divorcing his wife, Asiyah, due to hereditary problems.