| Ivanna | |
| Director: | Kimo Stamboel |
| Producer: | Manoj Punjabi |
| Screenplay: | Lele Laila, Risa Saraswati |
| Story: | Ivanna van dijk by Risa Saraswati |
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| Music: | Fajar Yuskemal |
| Cinematography: | Patrick Tashadian |
| Editing: | Arifin Cu'unk |
| Production Companies: | MD Pictures Pichouse Films |
| Runtime: | 103 minutes |
| Country: | Indonesia |
| Language: | Indonesian Dutch Japanese |
| Gross: | $8.5 million[1] |
Ivanna is a 2022 Indonesian horror thriller directed by Kimo Stamboel and written by Lele Laila, starring Caitlin Halderman, Jovarel Callum, Junior Roberts, Shandy William, and Sonia Alyssa. The film story is adapted from a novel written by Risa Saraswati[2] and the film is the spin-off from and part of Danur universe.[3] [4] The movie was released for worldwide audience on Amazon Prime Video.
When Ambar and Dika leave their home after their parents’ death, the siblings never imagine that what was supposedly a new start would turn out to be the beginning of their greatest misery. The fateful events to come are fueled by Ambar’s ability to sense the unseen, acquired after her vision began to fail. Despite the warm welcome they receive at a retirement home, Ambar sees an eerie vision of the past. She learns that a slaughter took place in the house many years before. A Dutch woman, Ivanna, appears in Ambar’s vision. She glimpses the tragedy of Ivanna's decapitation by a vile imperialist.
On the day of Eid al-Fitr, grandma Ani is found beheaded in a gruesome pool of blood. Ambar realizes that the tragedy may be related to her earlier discovery of a chest filled with trinkets and a headless statue in the basement of the nursing home.
Ambar must try to halt the vengeance of an entity that is slowly creeping into their lives.
Ivanna was a major box office success in Indonesia. In its first week Ivanna garnered more than one million ticket sales. At the end of its domestic theatrical run it ended up with 2.7 million admissions with an estimated gross of Rp125 billion (US$8.5 million)[5] making it the fourth highest grossing Indonesian film in 2022.[6]