The best Diana Danielle’s drama movies

The story of Almayer, a Dutch trader struggling to survive in Malaysia at the turn of the 19th Century. His dream of finding a mythical gold mountain is challenged by his scheming wife, the colonial authorities, the political machinations of the local chief and Arab traders, and his daughter's love for a freedom-fighting Malay prince.

Episode 1: Su is on her way home from university. There is another young woman (Fadilah) on the bus. An eerie feeling accompanies Lina on the bus. Episode 2: Farah is a stewardess who is living her life to the fullest - drugs, sex and alcohol. She then marries her long-time boyfriend, a foreigner, who converted for love, or more appropriately…for lust. When she returns from a trip, they decide to held a party. Feeling left out when she sees her husband flirting with other women. What will happen to their marriage? Episode 3: A young man, JJ, forgets his roots and his religion. What will happen to JJ?

Ruby, whose real name Rubidin've Ghaus is a couple in love. Because of my love of Ghaus, Rubidin willing to sacrifice to change his identity to Ruby. Not a bit of the sacrifices made by Ruby, changed his identity through a sex change. But Ruby calculation is wrong because Ghaus could not accept the physical condition of a woman once broke off communion with Ruby. Unexpectedly, the male hormone in Ruby return to form and he returned to Rubidin. Even Rubidin first fell in love with a girl who is gracious and they plan to marry. Can terjalinkah the price of a marriage if the husband does not have kelakianya and when not paid.

Gol & Gincu Vol. 2 tells a story about Zakiah (Zak) and Zakiah (Yaya) who are two self-centered University students with the same name but very different personalities. Hauled up by the University board after a public fight that goes viral on social media, the girls face disciplinary action which means hours of community work to set a good example. They volunteer at a troubled teenage girls home run by Jijie. Zak and Yaya proceed to carry out their obligatory punishment but realise its not as easy as they think. Can they set aside their mobile phones and prejudices to really be useful to Jijie and the teenage girls or will they make matters worse by being there. And what was the fight all about anyway?