Tia Tavee

Tia Tavee’s got a filmography that’s a wild ride through some seriously unique worlds. If you’ve caught Halfworlds (2016), you already know she’s not one to stick to the safe or the boring. That show plunges deep into Jakarta’s supernatural underbelly—creatures from old myths lurking around every corner, and mortals just trying to survive. The vibe? Dark, gritty, but also, weirdly, kind of beautiful. Tia brings this mix of intensity and vulnerability to her role, making you wonder what’s going on behind those eyes. Jump to Home Sweet Home: Rebirth (2025), and here she is again, flipping everything on its head. This one’s a psychological horror, not your average haunted house deal. It’s got all these twists that mess with your head—reality, nightmares, they all bleed together. Tia’s performance? Off the charts. She’s terrified, she’s tough, sometimes both in the same breath. You can’t really pin her down, and honestly, that’s what makes her scenes so hard to look away from. Then there’s Surviving Silence. Totally different pace. It’s quieter, but don’t mistake that for boring—it’s intense in a whole other way. The story’s all about dealing with trauma and finding your voice when the world wants you to shut up. Tia handles those heavy moments with this raw, honest energy, like she’s lived it herself. Watching her move from chaos to calm, fear to hope, you get why she keeps landing these complex, layered roles. She’s the real deal—no question.