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📅 2025 ⏱ 1h 58min R Released FHD / 4K

The Elixir

Abadi Nan Jaya

HorrorThriller

An elixir unleashes the undead in a village. A family at odds with one another must unite and fight to survive as their hometown collapses.

🎬 DirectorKimo Stamboel

📅 Release2025-10-22

🌍 CountryIndonesia

🗣 LanguageIndonesian, Javanese

🏢 StudioMowin Pictures

🗳 Votes187

🔥 Popularity4

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🎭 Cast

Mikha Tambayong

Kenes

Eva Celia

Karina

Marthino Lio

Bambang

Dimas Anggara

Rudi

Varen Arianda Calief

Raihan

Ardit Erwandha

Rahman

Claresta Taufan

Ningsih

Donny Damara

Sadimin

Kiki Narendra

Aris

Vonny Anggraini

Mbok Sum

Hingka Moedra

Pardi

Putri Permata

Imah

Gendhis Maharani

Suji

Karina Suwandi

Grace

Willem Bevers

Santoso

🎥 Crew

Director Kimo Stamboel

Producer Edwin Nazir

Assistant Director Zahra Yuni Alda

Assistant Director Lisya Jasman

Fight Choreographer Syahril Akmal

"A" Camera Operator Ayu Puteri Ramagita

Still Photographer Yuyu Winnetou

Producer Kimo Stamboel

Associate Producer Marinelza

Line Producer Lani Sonda

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🏷 Keywords

villagedysfunctional familyfamily relationshipssurvivalzombiepotionplagueaggressivecreepyremote villageherbal medicines

💬 Reviews

patient1 ⭐ 6/10

This one is a trip almost immediately, and we get to see some shenanigans afoot. This film is at the very least creative in some aspects and yet still follows the tropes of the genre. It does have a cool and unique feature, I hope sci-fi fans will appreciate it.…

Deep Red ⭐ 7/10

there is no zombie in indonesia but kimo stamboel mixed local wisdom with zombie thats really interesting, the gore scene remind me to "brain dead" by peter jackson ❤️…

Call Me Dunham ⭐ 7/10

This isn’t the first Indonesian zombie movie, but probably the most proper one so far. The thing is, it actually has a lot of potential to be something great — too bad the execution feels kinda shallow. It’s gory and artistically disturbing, the local culture vibes are there too. I just wish the Jamu thing was explored deeper, ‘cause that could’ve made it stand out instead of feeling lik…