M. Adhiyat

M. Adhiyat, man, this guy’s been sneaking into the Indonesian film scene and just quietly killing it. First hit the big screen in "Pengabdi Setan" back in 2017, and honestly, if you’re into horror that actually delivers, you’ve probably seen his face—creepy, tense, the whole nine yards. Dude’s got this stare that’ll stick with you long after the credits roll. Then, just when everyone thought he’d stick to the scary stuff, boom—he pops up in "Balada Si Roy" in 2022. Whole different vibe. That one’s more coming-of-age nostalgia, kind of a throwback to the days of figuring out life, love, and all that messy in-between. M. Adhiyat just rolls with it, switching gears like he’s changing a playlist, and somehow pulls off both haunted and heartfelt. And then, there’s "Kota Gaib" in 2023. If you haven’t heard of this one, get on it. It’s got that supernatural, reality-bending thing going on—think urban legends but with a modern twist. He fits into these roles like he was born for them, just blending in with the weirdness and making you believe every second. Feels like every year he’s dropping something fresh—never the same vibe, always a surprise. Not many can do horror and drama without missing a beat, but he’s out here proving versatility is his thing. So, yeah, M. Adhiyat—keep an eye on him, because he’s definitely not done shaking up Indonesian cinema.