Agus Firmansyah

Agus Firmansyah’s name might not be plastered across billboards worldwide just yet, but if you keep your ear to the ground in Indonesian cinema, you’ve definitely heard his work echoing through the halls of suspense and supernatural thrillers. The guy’s got a knack for slipping into stories that mess with your head and make you question what’s real or just a fever dream. He’s popped up in Joko Anwar’s Nightmares and Daydreams (2024)—which, let’s be real, is the kind of show that’ll have you double-checking the shadows in your bedroom at night. There’s a certain energy he brings to the screen, something jittery and raw, like he’s always holding onto some secret that’s about to unravel. Then you’ve got Dendam Malam Kelam (2025), which is all about old grudges refusing to die quietly. Agus slides into these roles with this uncanny ability to look like he’s seen things most of us would run screaming from, but he just stares right back at the darkness. Oh, and don’t sleep on Curse of the Seven Oceans (2024), where he’s tangled up in legends and saltwater curses. That film’s got him navigating haunted tides and ancient mysteries, showing off that he’s not just a one-note actor—he can handle horror, drama, even a little action when the spirits start throwing punches. Honestly, Agus keeps choosing projects that dig under your skin instead of just sitting pretty on the surface. If you’re into movies that aren’t afraid to get a little weird and leave you unsettled, keep an eye on whatever he’s doing next.