Amazing Fantastic Extraordinary People 2025
"Family Will Set You Free"
In *Amazing Fantastic Extraordinary People (2025)*, directed by Yusgunawan Marto, Angga's life spirals into chaos under the weight of crippling online loan debt—until a glimmer of hope appears in the form of Mira Prameswari, a motivational speaker wh...
Director: Yusgunawan Marto
Cast
Ruth Marini
Bunda Mira
Muh Thoriq
Angga
Lala Jasin
Nadin
Farhan Arief
Ridwan
Eros Tjokro
Adhyt
Sadrakh Yefta
Azis
Frequently Asked Questions
What is *Amazing Fantastic Extraordinary People (2025)* about?
The film follows Angga, a man drowning in debt, who stumbles into a high-energy financial seminar led by a charismatic speaker. What starts as a chance at redemption spirals into a psychological battle between logic and the seductive trap of quick-fix solutions.
Who directed *Amazing Fantastic Extraordinary People*?
Yusgunawan Marto brings his vision to the screen, crafting a tight, suspenseful drama that explores the dark side of motivational movements.
Who stars in *Amazing Fantastic Extraordinary People*?
The film features Ruth Marini, Muh Thoriq, Lala Jasin, Farhan Arief, and Eros Tjokro in pivotal roles that drive the story forward.
Is *Amazing Fantastic Extraordinary People (2025)* worth watching?
With its sharp themes and strong performances, this thriller offers more than just entertainment—it's a cautionary tale about desperation and deception. While unrated, its drama-thriller blend suggests a gripping watch for fans of psychological tension.
How long is *Amazing Fantastic Extraordinary People*?
The film runs for approximately 20 minutes, delivering a compact yet impactful cinematic experience.
About Amazing Fantastic Extraordinary People (2025) — A Thrilling Descent into Financial Nightmares and False Hope
In *Amazing Fantastic Extraordinary People (2025)*, directed by Yusgunawan Marto, Angga's life spirals into chaos under the weight of crippling online loan debt—until a glimmer of hope appears in the form of Mira Prameswari, a motivational speaker whose electrifying seminars promise financial salvation. What begins as a lifeline quickly curdles into a surreal, unsettling ordeal as the boundary between genuine guidance and manipulative illusions dissolves. As Angga grapples with the intoxicating allure of easy answers, the film explores themes of desperation, self-deception, and the fragile line between motivation and exploitation, all wrapped in a tense, atmospheric thriller that keeps viewers on edge.
Starring Indonesia's rising talents Ruth Marini and Muh Thoriq alongside seasoned performers like Lala Jasin and Farhan Arief, the drama unfolds with a raw intensity that mirrors Angga's internal struggle. The short runtime belies its emotional depth, crafting a tight, thought-provoking narrative that lingers long after the credits roll.
