Danur 2: Maddah

Okay, please state your name to the camera.

My name is Achmad Muchraeni.

How old are you?

I'm 63 years old.

When did the first time you met her?

In the pavilion in the backyard.

Can you describe about that woman?

She was beautiful...

...with long wavy hair, and she smelled good.

She always smelled good when she showed herself to me.

Like the smell of tuberose flower.

Anything you'd like to add?

She always played the same song on the piano.

This is a true story.

Experienced by Uncle Ahmad, my uncle.

His love story...

...with her.

I am now...

...having a doll

Risa, we're going to be late.

Sis, you said you've set your alarm.

Sis! Wake up! I have final rehearsal today.

We'll be late to Uncle Ahmad's house.

Sis, wake up!

All right, all right, I'm up.

Hurry up.

Take a shower!

I brought the piano here from Grandma's house.

I want you to visit here often.

Of course we'll visit here often, because you've moved here to Bandung.

Risa, can you play one song?

Don't. She might play it to call her 'friends'.

That's alright. That way you can befriend them.

Where are you going?/ I want to play games upstairs.

Let's play here instead.

Since your parents are not around, you should come here often.

I'll cook you delicious meals.

Okay?/ That would be great.

Because we only eat meatballs soup day in day out.

Do you mean from Bakso Arief's? Andri said that's Risa's favorite food.

It's the best in Bandung.

Your father said this is your senior year of college.

How is it going?

I'm preparing final essay.

Eat more, Ri.

Remember your tutu.

I'm just kidding. You can eat. I'm sorry.

Don't forget to come with us to Grandma's grave tomorrow.

I won't forget. See you guys tomorrow!

See you, Aunt Tina!/ See you. Drive carefully!

Yes.

I'm already in the theater building where Riri's doing her final rehearsal.

All right, I'll send you pictures of her doing her rehearsal.

All right, I'll send her video too.

All right, Mom. Bye.

Ready, girls?

Up! Hold.

One, two.

Okay, good.

Ready? Fly!

Two, three, four.

Swing it.

Pause and hold.

Good.

Okay, like a princess.

Come on, like an angel, like a princess.

Up running on your tiptoe, girls.

On your position.

Pose, smile.

And hold pose.

And... Okay.

Good.

Do you know? I was so embarrased.

They said, "What's wrong with your sister? Is she crazy?"

Can you be normal like us?

On the day of the show, I don't want you to come.

Forgive us, Risa

Time to wake up, honey...

Yes, I've just finished my class, and I'm on my way to pick you up.

Grandma said, we should not bury the dead in the afternoon.

She said the spirits would join the ceremony.

Hey, Aunt Tina.

Hey, dears./ Hey, Aunt Tina.

Where's Uncle Achmad?

He's at... Can you call him again?

He's not answering.

And he didn't read my text, either.

Where is he?

I don't know. He left home since morning.

There he is.

Hey, Uncle.

Where have you been?/ Work.

I saw you on the street with.../ I was alone.

Let's pray for Grandma.

Amen.

How about we take a picture and send it to mom.

Ready?

Can you imagine that?

I was doing a final rehearsal for the ballet show.

And suddenly Risa screamed so loud.

I was so embarrased.

And we have to stop rehearsing.

She didn't interrupt your rehearsal on purpose.

But still...

This room is for you and Riri.

Both of you should spend the night here sometimes.

This house feels empty without Andri around.

We will.

That pavilion is my dad's work station.

Let's go downstairs./ Okay.

Look what I've got for you.

It's cilok./ It's special cilok.

Sit here, sweetie.

Risa, can you tell Uncle Achmad through the intercom to come here?

He's on extention 4./ Okay.

Yes?

Dad.

Riri's been waiting for you. We're snacking cilok.

I already ate.

Sis, look at this.

This is an app to estimate your age. And this is your age estimation.

This is mine, and this is Angki's.

This is Aunt Tina's, and this one is Uncle Achmad's.

Do you know which one of us is 113 years old?

My age also becomes older here.

Maybe your app is error.

It only misguessed the age of people in the pic.

But never miscount the people in it.

I think you've got a faulty app. Believe me.

Mom?

Dad?

Mom?

Mom?

Hey!

What are you doing?

I'm just making myself a coffee.

Why do you need coffee this late?

Where's your father?

I don't know. In the pavilion, maybe?

Don't forget to do Isha prayer, okay?

Peter, William, Jensen!

How many times do I have to tell you? Always put away your toys after play.

I am now...

...having a doll

Hello, I'm Hendrik./ I'm Hans.

We're Peter's friend.

Can we be your friends, Risa?

Risa.

Aren't you going to pick up Angki's call?

You have to spend the night here tonight. I'll tell you everything.

Yes. Promise me, okay?

Okay, bye.

Who was that?

Risa./ They're coming here tonight, right?

She has to pick Riri up at school first, they'll spend the night.

I'm going to cook them something.

Okay.

What's wrong, Ki?

What's dad doing there?

Why is he acting so creepy?

And why is he planting tuberose in the garden?

They say if you can smell flowers scent in your house...

...then your house is haunted by a ghost woman.

You're not suppose to say that, it would bring bad luck.

Let's go, Risa!

I left school in a hurry for this.

Let's go!

This is my house.

If you want to invite your friends here, always ask for my permission first.

And don't make a mess in the house while I'm away, okay?

Risa?

Let's go. We're going to be late.

Okay.

Please don't go there, Risa.

Why?

Last night, I heard the piano played by itself.

Twice.

And when I was in the bathroom...

...I saw a scary woman's face in the mirror.

Are you sure you're not sensing anything in this house?

Every house have its ghosts.

But I haven't seen one in this house.

And you know what, Dad is acting weird lately.

He put tuberose flowers on every corner of the house.

Sorry, Ki. I can't tell you anything yet.

I think your father is having an affair.

You can't do that./ Are you sure?

Are you sure I can't do that?/ No, you can't.

I lose, then.

It's almost dinner time. I'd better start preparing the food.

Okay./ You will have to play alone now, okay?

Mom./ Yes?

Can we eat now?/ Wait for your Dad.

I've called him, letting him know it's dinner time.

Just wait for him a little longer.

The flower smells stronger at night.

Yes, because it's tuberose. Right?