Linda Gozali

Linda Gozali’s filmography is kinda wild, honestly. She’s been popping up in some of Indonesia’s most buzzworthy flicks over the past few years. Qodrat (2022)? Yeah, that’s a supernatural thriller that’ll basically glue you to your seat. The story dives deep into the world of exorcism, with all the spooky stuff you’d expect—possessions, uneasy village vibes, and that creeping sense that something’s seriously off. It’s not just cheap scares, either; there’s actually a lot going on beneath the surface, with themes about faith, trauma, and redemption. Linda’s performance? Straight-up unsettling in the best possible way. But hey, she’s not just about horror. Sobat Ambyar (2021) is a whole different beast. This one’s a tragicomedy, and oh man, if you’ve ever had your heart stomped on, you’ll probably feel seen. The movie follows this hopelessly romantic dude who’s basically the mascot for heartbreak. Linda brings this sharp, almost mischievous energy to her role, making the emotional rollercoaster feel pretty dang authentic. It’s got that bittersweet, laugh-through-your-tears vibe. Then there’s Juara (2016) which, honestly, is a total blast—a coming-of-age sports drama that’s got more adrenaline than your morning coffee. The story centers on a young underdog fighting his way through life and martial arts tournaments, with Linda playing a part that really anchors the whole thing. Think sweat, grit, and those fist-pumping moments where you can’t help but root for the little guy. So yeah, Linda Gozali’s got range. She’s not just bouncing between genres; she’s owning every scene she’s in.