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Hi5teria
Film poster
Directed byAdrianto Dewo
Chairun Nissa
Billy Christian
Nicholas Yudifar
Harvan Agustriansyah
Screenplay byDaud Sumolang
Chairun Nissa
Billy Christian
Sungkono Pastra
Harvan Agustriansyah
Produced byChand Parvez Servia
Fiaz Servia
StarringTara Basro
Dion Wiyoko
Sigi Wimala
Maya Otos
Luna Maya
Kriss Hatta
Imelda Therinne
Poppy Sovia
Bella Esperances
Icha Nuraini
Ichi Nuraini
CinematographyEnggong Supardi
Edited byCesa David Luckmansyah
Ryan Purwoko
Syarif Hidayat
Aaron Hasim
Yusep Permana.
Music byTya Subiakto Satrio
Production
companies
Starvision Plus
UPI Productions
Distributed byStarvision Plus
Release date
  • March 29, 2012 (2012-03-29)
Running time
91 minutes
CountryIndonesia
LanguageIndonesian

Hi5teria is a 2012 omnibus Indonesian horror-thriller film by Starvision Plus & UPI Productions.[1] The film was directed by Adrianto Dewo, Chairun Nissa, Billy Christian, Nicholas Yudifar and Harvan Agustriansyah; and also was screenplay by Daud Sumolang, Chairun Nissa, Billy Christian, Sungkono Pastra and Harvan Agustriansyah. This film have 5 plot stories and was released on March 29, 2012.

The film had premiered at the Bucheon International Fantastic Film Festival in South Korea.[2] At the 2012 Maya Awards, Hi5teria subsequently nominated for category Best Omnibus Film.

Plot

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Hi5teria is a 5 thriller omnibus produced by Starvision & Upi Production, and directed by 5 young promising director. This project became from Upi Avianto to make an omnibus thriller from true story-tale in Indonesia.[3]

Pasar Setan (Satan's Market)

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  • Directed by : Adrianto Dewo
  • Screenplay by : Daud Sumolang

Sari (Tara Basro) enlists the help of a hiker to find her husband (Egi Fedly), missing for three days in the jungle. But as they search, they seem to be stuck going in circles and, as night falls, the jungle becomes full of weird noises and mysterious sights. The hiker awakes one morning to find that Sari has disappeared. Where has she gone and what mystery lies hidden in the jungle?

Wayang Kulit (Shadow Puppet)

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  • Directed & Screenplay by : Chairun Nissa

An American female journalist (Maya Otos) is researching about an all female Wayang Kulit show. Her research causes her to experience mystical events, unknowingly becoming trapped.

Kotak Musik (Music Box)

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  • Directed & Screenplay by : Billy Christian

Farah (Luna Maya) is a young scientist who does not believe in ghosts and other mystical stories, knowing there is a scientific explanation for everything that happens. But after researching an old house, Farah is haunted by strange occurrences and a small child who asks her to play. Who is the child and why does he keep asking Farah to play?

Palasik

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  • Directed by : Nicholas Yudifar
  • Screenplay by : Sungkono Pastra

A father (Tumpal Tampubolon), a pregnant mother (Imelda Therinne), and their teenage daughter (Poppy Sovia) went for a vacation to a villa located in a small town in Bogor, Indonesia. What started as a joyful holiday turned into a nightmare when a ghost resembling a floating head with exposed and hanging body organs, called Palasik, continued to terrorize the family, especially the pregnant mother.

Loket (Basement)

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  • Directed & Screenplay by: Harvan Agustriansyah

On a dark quiet night, a ticket seller (Icha Nuraini) at a mall is surprised as somebody knocks on her window. The ticket seller is brought to the parking lot and witnesses a sadistic murder, which may be connected to her.

Cast

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Pasar Setan cast

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Wayang Koelit cast

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Kotak Musik cast

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Palasik cast

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Loket cast

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References

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  1. ^ Nur Feby Rosiana (March 28, 2012). "Feel the real horror in Hi5teria". Repbulika. Archived from the original on October 26, 2016. Retrieved October 25, 2016.
  2. ^ Dian Yuliastuti (June 27, 2012). "Hi5teria has played in the Bucheon Film Festival". Tempo. Archived from the original on October 26, 2016. Retrieved October 25, 2016.
  3. ^ Galuh Pramono (April 1, 2012). "Omnibus Hi5teria". Viva. Archived from the original on October 26, 2016. Retrieved October 25, 2016.
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