Attack 13 tells the story of Jin, a new student who confronts Bussaba, a school bully. Bussaba is the captain of the volleyball team and an honor student, so even the teachers adore her. However, Jin challenges her to a volleyball match and emerges victorious. From then on, Bussaba feels her life is falling apart. She is expelled from school, loses her chance to go to college, her athletic career is ruined, and her boyfriend becomes close to Jin. Bussaba and Jin's quarrels continue. However, in this fight, Bussaba is fatally injured. Her death is made to appear as if it were the end of her life. After Bussaba's death, Jin and her friends are haunted by Bussaba's spirit. They think Bussaba's father is a shaman. However, it turns out to be Hong Jin's old friend. Bussaba's spirit haunts Jin, killing those closest to Jin. Although he fights with a rival shaman, Hong is too powerful. Toward the end, Bussaba manages to occupy Jin's body. Bussaba now lives in Jin...
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The film Gowok: Kamasutra Jawa is set in the 1990s and focuses on the story of a woman named Ratri. In Javanese culture, a gowok is a female shaman who is responsible for providing sexual education to unmarried young men. Ratri, as a student of the legendary gowok Nyai Santi, suddenly finds herself in a complicated love affair with a young man named Jaya.
Ratri and Jaya fall in love, and Jaya promises to marry Ratri. However, their relationship is disrupted when Nyai Santi finds out about their attachment. Nyai Santi believes that Jaya, as a child of nobility, will not be able to fulfill his promise to Ratri. Nyai Santi's decision to separate them is a step that destroys Ratri's dreams.
After time passes, Ratri grows up and takes over the position of gowok as Nyai Ratri. In her new role, she is tasked with teaching the philosophy of love and household relationships to Bagas, Jaya's son. However, this interaction that should be educational develops into something more complicated and has the potential to destroy her life.
Ratri's Journey and Past Revenge
After time passes, Ratri grows up and takes over the position of gowok as Nyai Ratri. In her new role, she is assigned to teach the philosophy of love and household relationships to Bagas, Jaya's son. However, this interaction that should be educational develops into something more complicated and has the potential to destroy her life.
Ratri's Journey and Past Revenge
Ratri's transformation into Nyai Ratri signifies the evolution of her career and presents a dark past. She feels trapped in the memories of her first love and desires revenge for the betrayal she experienced. When she meets Bagas, Jaya's son whom she once loved very much, all these feelings resurface.
Ratri faces a deep dilemma: will she repeat her past mistakes by getting trapped in the same love, or will she use this opportunity to take back control of her life? Her relationship with Bagas not only presents challenges from an emotional perspective but also from a moral perspective when she finds that this relationship can trigger family anger and bigger problems in the traditions that are upheld by society.
List of the main cast of Gowok
The film Gowok: Kamasutra Jawa features a line-up of famous Indonesian actors and actresses who are ready to enliven the story. Among them are Raihaanun who plays Nyai Ratri, and Lola Amaria who returns after a hiatus. Reza Rahardian also appears in this film as Denmas Kamanjaya, while Ali Fikry plays Bagas.
Each character in this film has an important role in the development of the story. The return of Lola Amaria is of particular interest because Indonesian film enthusiasts are eagerly awaiting her appearance on the big screen. With attractive cinematography and a storyline full of emotion, this film is expected to provide a profound experience to the audience.
The depiction of unique Javanese traditions and sharp emotional conflicts in the film Gowok: Kamasutra Jawa depicts not only Ratri's individual journey but also the collective journey of culture that integrates educational values and morality in modern society.
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