10 Movies Out in October 2026: Laut Bercerita, Always LALISA, More

October 2026 Brings Horror, Drama, Comedy, and Major Star Releases to Cinemas

Tempatdonasi.com – Moviegoers can expect a wide-ranging selection of stories in October 2026, with Indonesian productions sharing the release calendar with international titles. The month’s schedule includes supernatural mysteries, family-focused dramas, political comedy, an ambitious superhero-adjacent story, and a documentary centered on LISA’s solo career.

Several releases arrive in the first half of the month, while a number of prominent dramas and larger-scale titles are set for later dates. Here are the films scheduled for October 2026.

Warga Rusun 609 — October 1

Warga Rusun 609, or Residents of Rusun 609, opens the month with a horror story set in an apartment complex. Arka, played by Morgan Oey, is a well-known student from a wealthy family who becomes involved with Bunga, portrayed by Ranty Maria.

Their relationship is disrupted after Arka becomes caught up in a bet. Bunga is later found dead, and her spirit begins appearing in unit 609. As frightened residents search for a way to remove the ghost, they are also dealing with the possibility of eviction. The situation becomes more complicated when Bunga’s unresolved promise to Arka emerges as a key part of the haunting.

Digger — October 2

Tom Cruise stars in Digger as Digger Rockwell, a man considered the strongest person in the world. His exceptional physical power, however, causes an unexpected disaster that throws the world into turmoil.

After becoming the source of the crisis, Digger must find a way to repair the damage his abilities have caused. The film moves away from the high-intensity action format often associated with Cruise, combining comedy with social commentary.

Empat Musim Pertiwi — October 8

Empat Musim Pertiwi follows Pertiwi, played by Putri Marino, as she returns to her hometown after being away for 20 years. Instead of a welcoming reunion, she encounters resentment from her relatives and the people in the village.

Only Mak Ira, portrayed by Christine Hakim, and Bisma, played by Arya Saloka, continue to accept her. Pertiwi’s return forces her to confront painful memories while she tries to create the possibility of a different future.

Always LALISA — October 12

Always LALISA documents LISA’s year-long transition into a solo artist outside BLACKPINK. The film follows the creative work behind her first solo album, from the writing process through recording and release.

The documentary also looks beyond music, including her acting work and efforts to develop her business empire. It explores the pressures of living in the public eye, including her appearance at the opening ceremony of the 2026 World Cup. For viewers interested in the practical and personal demands of a global pop career, the project offers a closer look at a period of major professional change.

Ghosting — October 15

In Ghosting, Baskara Mahendra plays Alfian, a mortician who has been able to see spirits since birth. His life changes when he meets Maya, the ghost of a social media influencer played by Yasamin Jasem.

Maya cannot move on until she understands why she died. Alfian eventually agrees to help investigate the circumstances surrounding her death, setting up a supernatural mystery with a strict deadline: they have 40 days to uncover the truth.

Bapak Paling Jujur — October 15

The same day also brings Bapak Paling Jujur, translated as The Most Honest Daddy. The comedy-drama centers on Jonas Prakoso, played by Andovi Da Lopez, a gubernatorial candidate who is highly skilled at maintaining a polished public image.

His campaign is thrown into disarray when his grandmother curses him and leaves him unable to lie. Jonas starts voicing every thought without restraint, placing both his campaign strategy and family relationships at risk. Long-hidden family matters and politically sensitive scandals quickly begin to surface, turning his greatest campaign skill into a serious liability.

Clayface — October 21

Clayface tells the story of Matt Hagen, a rising Hollywood actor whose career is interrupted by a violent attack from the mob. The assault leaves his face disfigured, prompting him to accept an experimental treatment from a scientist in hopes of restoring his appearance.

The procedure changes Matt’s body into a clay-like material and gives him the ability to alter his shape. Yet the transformation carries disturbing consequences, and the effects of his new condition gradually begin to destroy the life he hoped to save.

Beautiful Pain — October 22

Raihaanun stars as Niken in Beautiful Pain, a woman rebuilding her life after her marriage to Dirga, played by Baim Wong, ends because of infidelity. Her difficulties deepen when she experiences sexual harassment and defamation.

The damage to her reputation costs Niken custody of her children. With support from close friends, she works to restart her acting career while fighting to regain custody of her two children and reclaim control over her future.

Laut Bercerita — October 29

Laut Bercerita, also known as The Sea Speaks His Name, is scheduled for release on October 29. The film features Reza Rahardian as Biru Laut, placing one of Indonesia’s most recognizable actors at the center of the late-month release slate.

Together, October’s releases offer audiences a mix of intimate personal struggles, supernatural threats, public-image satire, celebrity documentary storytelling, and high-concept drama. The varied calendar gives viewers several reasons to watch for new titles throughout the month.