Danur: The Last Chapter
2024 film directed by Awi Suryadi
Danur: The Last Chapter is a 2026 Indonesian horror film written by Lele Laila from the story by Adam Ripp and Paul Todisco, and directed by Awi Suryadi. Serving as a sequel to Danur: I Can See Ghosts (2017), Danur 2: Maddah (2018), and Danur 3: Sunyaruri (2019). It is the fourth and final instalment in the Danur franchise. It stars Prilly Latuconsina, Zee JKT48, and Dian Nitami.
The film premiered on 18 March 2026, coinciding with the 2026 Eid al-Fitr holidays. As of May 2026, it has become the highest‑selling film in Indonesia this year.
Plot
After years of closing herself off from the spirit world, Risa tries to live a normal life free from supernatural disturbances. Her peace is shattered when her younger sister, Riri, begins acting strangely after an engagement at an old theatre. As Riri's behaviour spirals out of control, seemingly overtaken by a dark force, Risa experiences terrifying visions that hint at a hidden message from her ghostly friends, Peter and company. To save her sister, Risa must confront the past she tried to forget and reopen the Danur gate with the help of her spectral companions.
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