The best Gandhi Fernando’s movies
If you love cinema, you will share this ranking of the best Gandhi Fernando’s movies, although you may have ordered them differently. In any case, we hope you love it and with a little luck discovering a movie that you still don’t know about Gandhi Fernando.
Midnight Show
6.3/10
A midnight showing (of a slasher film based on real story) in a quiet theatre became a terror when people getting killed by someone wearing mask.
Minako Hide and Seek
7.5/10
A group of former schoolmates gets haunted after playing a famous deadly hide and seek game called 'Hitori Kakurenbo'.
Pizza Man
6.4/10
Olivia is teased by her boss, but she refuses. As a result, she is fired. She comes home with alcoholic drinks and plays a song as hard as possible to dissipate the pain. Her roommate, Merry is betrothed by her mother to a rich “feminine” boy. And Nina, another friend, comes home crying: her boyfriend is back to his wife. Nina turns to food to forget. Olivia suggest another way to vent their frustration: they must choose a man at random, and he should be raped. Comes pizza restaurant manager who is delivering the girls’ pizza order, Adam is forced to join their party. They accidentally kill Adam.
Mantan
Adi, a writer for romance articles, had already engaged but reluctant to get married. Before ties the knot and fall into the tyranny of marriage, Adi plan to visit his 5 ex-girlfriends once again.
Dongeng Mistis
This omnibus film tell six stories about the terror of six Indonesian ghosts: Ustaz (Kiky Armando) who is tested by Pocong terror; A woman (Putri Ayudya) is visited by Bajang after abortion; The trick of Sundel Bolong against a pregnant woman (Marya Supraba); Investigation of reporter (Gandhi Fernando) about the mysterious Begu Ganjang legend; A woman (Dea Ananda) who finds her father keeping Genderuwo; and a girl (Btari Cinta) who performs the forbidden dance caller Lehak, a damned creature from legend.
The Carousel Never Stops Turning
6.8/10
This film talks about today’s Indonesia from different perspectives—economy, politics, arts and culture, society, laws, and history—outlined in several fragments influenced by one another.
Indera Ke Enam
5.5/10
Merry and her daughter, Dina, decided to organize their lives by moving to a small house. But the situation that went well changed drastically when he began to look again at the occult.
The Right One
7.1/10
Jack (Gandhi Fenando), a bank clerk, is stuck with his boring job. Alice (Tara Basro), marine biologists, spent almost all her working time by sitting in the office rather than uses her knowledge in the field. Fate brings the two human in a bar. Conversations and connections soon intertwin. They decide to spend the day by going to different places around Bali and talk about life, love, and a sense of frustration from the post-college world they were.
Tuyul: Part 1
5.4/10
TUYUL (Toyol in English) tells a re imagine story about the Indonesian urban mythical spirit. Husband and Wife, Daniel (Gandhi Fernando) and Mia (Dinda Kanya Dewi) moves to an old house given by Mia's mother after she passed away. Daniel is the one that insists they move to her old house to saves up some money before the birth of their first born while he'll be working on his job at a tea plantation project. After cleaning up one of the rooms, Daniel finds a bottle hidden mysteriously underneath the broken wooden floor. The empty bottle might be a home to a scary creature that could potentially put Daniel, Mia, and their unborn child in danger.
