As November 2026 arrives, a fresh lineup of movies is set to brighten Indonesian theaters. A wide array of genres will keep audiences entertained throughout the month, ranging from horror, comedy, drama, to action and animation.
Interestingly, local horror productions still dominate the November lineup. However, several highly anticipated international films are also ready to capture audiences’ attention, such as The Hunger Games: Sunrise on the Reaping, Godzilla Minus Zero, and The Cat in the Hat.
In addition, there is also an adaptation of the popular anime Blue Lock and an Indonesian film that tells the life story of Buya Hamka.
For those of you looking for new entertainment, here are 28 movies scheduled to be screened in Indonesian cinemas throughout November 2026, complete with their synopses.
List of Latest Movies in Indonesian Cinemas November 2026
1. Godzilla Minus Zero (4 November)
This film tells the story of Japan, which is still struggling to recover after the devastation caused by war and Godzilla’s attacks. Two years have passed, and the people have begun to rebuild their lives and hope to enjoy peace.
However, as Japan begins to recover, a new threat emerges and once again tests their fight for survival.
2. Gak Ada Matinya (5 November)
This comedy follows the story of Binsar (Oki Rengga), a man burdened by overdue mortgage payments who has just lost his job.
Amid his hardships, he discovers that his father (Mathias Muchus), whom he has long despised, holds a life insurance policy with a payout that could rescue his financial situation.
But on the way to the funeral home, his father, who was in a hearse, suddenly revives after a near-death experience. Binsar is forced to confront an absurd situation he never imagined.
3. GJLS: Berapi-api (5 November)
This film tells the story of three friends, Rigen (Rigen Rakelna), Hifdzi (Hifdzi Khoir), and Rispo (Ananta Rispo), who dream of becoming firefighters.
Unfortunately, after failing to join the legendary Algojo Api training unit, they are only assigned daily tasks. To make it into the main team, the three of them daringly seek shortcuts.
That decision leads them into a dangerous mission to rescue children from a criminal syndicate.
4. Putri, Jangan Gentayangan Lagi (5 November)
This horror film tells the story of Mak Eli (Kinaryosih), an online motorcycle taxi driver who struggles to support her three children.
One day, her eldest child, Putri (Kawai Labiba), returns home with a baby who is gravely ill and eventually passes away.
However, after her death, Putri becomes a wandering spirit that begins to haunt the villagers.
5. Rambut Sewu: Satu Langkah Getih (5 November)
This film follows the story of Wulan (Wavi Zihan) and her mother, Ratih (Ruth Marini), who move to a village after Wulan finds a job at a factory.
They occupy an old house owned by the factory, which hides a dark story about Marni (Taskya Namya), its previous owner who committed suicide 22 years ago after her younger sister, Sundari, died tragically.
Since living in that house, Wulan starts experiencing harassment from a long-haired female figure who keeps calling her Sundari.
The possession incident she experiences later goes viral on social media and catches the attention of Damar (Yusuf Mahardika), a journalist, and Suradi (Donny Alamsyah), a man fascinated by the supernatural. Both of them try to help Wulan before the evil spirit fully takes over her body.
6. The Cat in the Hat (6 November)
This animated film follows the adventures of the Hat-Wearing Cat who receives a mission from the Institute for the Institution of Imagination and Inspiration.
He must entertain Gabby and Sebastian, two siblings who are struggling to adapt to a new city.
In carrying out his mission, the Cat takes them on a wondrous adventure filled with unexpected events.
7. Ramayana (11 November)
This film presents the epic Indian tale of a prince and a young princess. Their marriage and subsequent exile mark the beginning of a life filled with various challenges.
The story takes viewers through a journey of love, sacrifice, and struggles that form an essential part of the Ramayana legend.
8. Ramayana – Director’s Cut (11 November)
In addition to the regular version, Ramayana is also available in a Director’s Cut edition with an extended runtime of approximately 3 hours and 15 minutes.
This version presents the full content as in the original Indian version. All song and dance scenes are shown uncut, allowing viewers to enjoy a more complete cinematic experience.
9. Dewi Siluman Ular (12 November)
This film tells the story of Dedi (Derby Romero), a man burdened by debt and constantly pursued by debt collectors. At the same time, his wife needs to undergo a caesarean operation, pushing him to urgently find money.
In his desperation, Dedi daringly marries Dewi (Anya Geraldine), a spirit in the form of a snake. However, that decision leads to consequences he never expected.
10. Lagi Probation: Kerja Ngejar Apa Sih? (12 November)
This comedy-drama follows the journey of Bintang (Aurora Ribero), a young woman striving to find a job to support her family.
She is eventually accepted as a probationary employee at a company. However, things change when the participants learn that only one of them will be hired permanently.
The competition gradually transforms their friendships into a contest.
11. Pasukan 1000 Janda (12 November)
Set in the Strait of Malacca in 1599, this film depicts an attack by a Dutch fleet led by Cornelis on the Aceh region.
The assault destroys the village and kills the men who fight to defend their homeland. As a result, many women lose their husbands and must face difficult circumstances.
However, they refuse to give up. The women take up arms and form the 1000 Widows Regiment.
They unite to fight against the Dutch to protect their homeland, homes, and children’s safety.
12. Seporsi Mie Ayam Sebelum Mati (12 November)
Adapted from the novel of the same title, this film tells the story of Ale (Benidictus Siregar), a man who intends to end his life on his birthday.
Before doing so, he only wants to enjoy a bowl of his favorite chicken noodles for the last time.
However, that simple wish leads him to meet several strangers who gradually change his perspective on life.
13. Ebenezer (13 November)
This film tells the story of Ebenezer Scrooge (Johnny Depp), a wealthy entrepreneur known for his stinginess and hatred of Christmas celebrations.
His life changes when he embarks on a supernatural journey on Christmas Eve. During this journey, Scrooge must confront his past, present, and future.
The experience gives him a chance to realize his mistakes and mend himself before it’s too late.
14. Look Back (18 November)
This film follows the story of Fujino and Kyomoto, two teenage girls who share a passion for manga art.
Fujino is known for her confidence in drawing, while Kyomoto is a quiet girl who spends most of her time in her room drawing.
The two become friends and together pursue their dream of becoming manga artists. Their journey showcases the meaning of friendship, creativity, and the struggle to achieve one’s goals.
15. The Hunger Games: Sunrise on the Reaping (18 November)
This film takes viewers back to the world of Panem, specifically 24 years before the events of the first The Hunger Games film.
The story focuses on the 50th Hunger Games, known as the Second Quarter Quell. It begins in the morning when the drawing of participants who will fight in the Hunger Games arena takes place.
These events mark the beginning of one of the most brutal competitions in Panem’s history.
16. Hamka: Awal Mula (Vol. 3) (19 November)
This biographical film portrays the life journey of Hamka from his childhood in Maninjau, West Sumatra.
His interest in tradition and literature caused Hamka to neglect his pesantren education, leading to conflict with his father, Haji Rasul. After his parents divorced, he was determined to go to Mecca on his own.
In the Holy Land, Hamka began learning about organization and discovered his calling to build Islam in Indonesia. On his journey of self-discovery, he also met Siti Raham, a woman who would become an important figure in his life and love story.
17. Menang untuk Kalah (19 November)
This film tells the story of Bima (Surya Saputra), a father who wants to provide a better life for his family.
He buys a house in a luxury cluster using a credit system. His wife, Dewi (Lulu Tobing), and their two children, Reina (Putri Ziani) and Rako (Ajil Ditto), are unaware of the family’s actual financial condition.
Increasing installments slowly deplete Bima’s savings, leading him to fall into online gambling. That decision eventually brings his family into conflict, threatening their household harmony.
18. People Pleaser: Si Paling Gak Enakan (19 November)
This film tells the story of Karina (Mawar De Jongh), a young woman who always puts others’ interests first, even at the expense of her own dreams.
When the opportunity to pursue her dream finally arrives, demands from those around her once again become obstacles.
Karina must face a difficult choice: continue trying to please everyone or start daring to prioritize her own happiness and future.
19. Piye To Kih? (19 November)
This film follows the story of Mukidi (Heri Chandra), a man who wants to own a house so he can marry the woman he loves.
However, the cheap house he buys instead introduces him to Sukma (Dara Sarasvati), a mysterious woman from another realm.
Together with Gendut (Sutrisno Agung) and Penyok (Eko Dunung), Mukidi faces various unexpected events. His relationship with Sukma also becomes more complicated due to differences in their worlds and beliefs.
20. Blue Lock (20 November)
Adapted from a popular manga and anime, Blue Lock tells the story of 300 high school soccer players in Japan who undergo a rigorous selection process at a secret training facility.
They must compete and prove their abilities to become the best striker.
From those hundreds of participants, only one will be chosen as the world’s greatest striker. This competition becomes a major test of each player’s ambition and abilities.
21. How to Rob a Bank (20 November)
This film tells the story of a group of bank robbers who broadcast their criminal actions live on social media.
Their popularity catches the attention of a senior FBI agent, who then makes them a target of investigation.
As law enforcement closes in, the group of robbers plans their biggest and riskiest heist yet.
22. The Cycle (20 November)
This thriller follows Meg Garland (Deborah Ann Woll), a forensic criminologist who assists the police in investigating a murder case.
However, the investigation leads her to discover her father’s body, which has been missing for 36 years.
Meg then tries to uncover the mystery of her father’s death. However, the deeper she delves into the investigation, the more new mysteries she must confront.
23. Hungry Ghost Festival (26 November)
This film follows the story of Raka (Endy Arfian), a young man who loses his direction after learning that he is an adopted child without legal identity.
Together with his two friends, Tintin (Aci Resti) and Bobi (Fajar Nugra), he goes to Semarang to find out his origins.
Their quest takes place during the Hungry Ghost Festival, a Chinese tradition when the gate between the world of the living and the spirit world is believed to open.
After breaking some taboos, they begin to experience mystical terror that gradually reveals the secrets of Raka’s past.
24. Orang Sebelah (26 November)
This horror film tells the story of Evelyn (Cassandra Sheryl Lee), who often dreams of an old building and her mother warning her to stay away from it.
The dream drives Evelyn to investigate the legend of the Neighbor Ghost in a women’s college dormitory with a team of horror content hunters.
However, the investigation gradually reveals a connection between the mysterious ghostly figure and her deceased mother.
25. Pulang Kampung (26 November)
This film tells the story of Daniel (Axelo Nababan), a Batak youth born in Jakarta who must return to his hometown to fulfill his father’s wish for him to become a legislative candidate.
During the journey, he is accompanied by Uli (Vanessa Simorangkir), his cousin who lives near Lake Toba, to learn about Batak culture.
However, while in his hometown, Daniel begins to fall in love with Batak culture and with Uli.
26. Sumpah Darah (26 November)
This film follows the story of Mara (Asmara Abigail), an LC karaoke entertainer who receives a marriage proposal and a better life from Thomas (Dwi Sasono), a mysterious man she just met.
Mara accepts the offer after accidentally killing a client while trying to save her friend, Dini (Sara Zany), from an attempted rape.
She then moves to a secluded villa where Thomas lives with his mother (Ully Triani). However, various oddities begin to reveal the family’s horrifying secret.
27. Sundel Bolong Desa Wingit (26 November)
This horror film tells the story of a village that was initially peaceful but is suddenly plagued by a series of possessions and suicides.
Most of the victims are adult men. To uncover the mystery behind these events, the villagers seek help from a senior ustaz who usually teaches Quran reading in the village.
A series of terrifying events gradually make the village known as Desa Wingit, or the haunted village.
28. Hexed (27 November)
This animated film tells the story of an awkward teenage girl who has a perfectionist mother.
Their lives begin to change when they realize that the various oddities the teenager possesses are actually linked to magical powers.
The discovery reveals the existence of a hidden magical realm they had never known before, fundamentally changing both of their lives.
Which Movie Are You Most Looking Forward To in November 2026?
Here is the list of 28 latest movies scheduled to be screened in Indonesian cinemas throughout November 2026. From these options, audiences have many choices of entertainment, ranging from local horror, comedy, family drama, to international films.
For horror fans, November seems to be an exciting month, with many local films offering different stories and approaches. Meanwhile, international film enthusiasts can look forward to The Hunger Games: Sunrise on the Reaping, Godzilla Minus Zero, and The Cat in the Hat.
So, which movie would you most like to watch in theaters this month?
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