Mukha

A young woman named Siska moves into a new apartment with her parents, only to discover that the previous tenant died under mysterious circumstances. Strange occurrences begin to plague her, and she uncovers a dark secret about the apartment building and its inhabitants. As the supernatural events escalate, Siska must confront a terrifying entity to uncover the truth behind the tragedy and save herself.

Mukha received mixed to positive reviews, with many critics praising its atmospheric horror and suspenseful storytelling. Some found the plot convoluted at times, but generally acknowledged Joko Anwar's directorial skill in building tension and delivering effective scares. The film was noted for its departure from typical Indonesian horror tropes, offering a more psychological and disturbing experience.

• Praised for its unsettling atmosphere and suspenseful build-up.
• Applauded for Joko Anwar's distinctive directorial style and a more mature approach to horror.
• Some noted the plot could be a bit hard to follow at points.

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Director Joko Anwar drew inspiration from his own childhood fears and anxieties about living in apartment buildings for the film's unsettling atmosphere.