Tari Kematian

The film follows Kinara, a class X high school student, who aspires to be a dancer like her mother, Diah. Diah, portrayed by Lilis Suganda, suffers from a delusional disorder following her husband's departure, which complicates their relationship. Kinara's journey takes a dark turn during a study tour when she learns an ancient and forbidden dance that transforms her skills but endangers those around her.

With a runtime of 107 minutes, Tari Kematian combines the tension of horror with the emotional depth of family drama. The film showcases how the pursuit of passion can lead to unforeseen consequences, especially when intertwined with supernatural elements. Collectors interested in modern Indonesian cinema, especially those who appreciate a mix of genres, will find this film noteworthy for its unique storyline and cultural themes.