Hasut (2026)

Hasut is a 2026 Indonesian thriller film that delves into themes of grief, estrangement, and psychological healing. Following the tragic deaths of their parents, two sisters—Vira, played by Karina Salim, and Rere, portrayed by Rachel Amanda—are drawn together in a tense and emotional narrative. The story centers on Vira's decision to organize a remote wilderness expedition aimed at rehabilitating her relationship with her estranged sister, seeking solace and closure in isolation.

The journey begins as a therapeutic ritual for the two women, but the serene setting quickly transforms into a harrowing mystery. As they venture deep into the forest alongside other participants, including characters portrayed by Marthino Lio, Kevin Ardilova, and Uti Isworo, the lines between healing and danger blur. The film explores how trauma can manifest in unexpected ways when individuals are removed from society and forced to confront their inner demons in the wild.

• The film features a prominent ensemble cast led by Karina Salim and Rachel Amanda, marking a significant dramatic pairing in contemporary Indonesian cinema.
• Director Hasut utilizes the dense forest setting not just as a backdrop, but as a central character that amplifies the psychological tension and mystery unfolding among the group.
• The production focuses heavily on atmospheric storytelling, relying on visual cues and silence to build dread rather than traditional jump scares.
• Marthino Lio and Kevin Ardilova join the cast, adding veteran depth to the ensemble dynamic of four people trapped in a healing-turned-nightmarish scenario.