Child of Kuntilanak

Ani, a young woman, returns to her ancestral village in Bali following her mother's death. Amidst the rice terraces and ancient temples, she uncovers a family secret tied to the curse of Kunti — a spirit demanding sacrifice. Villagers whisper about strange nocturnal rituals, and the shadows in her childhood home seem too alive. When Ani starts seeing ghostly figures in mirrors and hearing a child's cry from a derelict shrine, she realizes the curse is not a myth but a tangible threat targeting her. Her attempts to uncover the truth meet resistance from village elders willing to protect the secret at any cost. The film explores the clash between modern rationality and ancient superstition, where every step risks awakening something better left asleep.