The Indonesian Film Production Company is expanding its scope through an ambitious list of upcoming projects after the success of the comedy “Agak Laen”, which collected 9.1 million cinemas to become the best -selling Indonesian comedy in all times.
Imajinari was founded in 2021 by Ernest Bragasa and Dipa andika, and it was developed “Tinggal Monggal”, a dark post -production comedy. The film, directed by Christo Emmanuel, “Agak Laen 2”, will be followed by a supercode complement, with Muhadkly Acho as a writer and director.
“Our philosophy is that we want to make original stories, and we want to make sure everything is ready,” diverse In Hong Kong Filmart. “We don’t want to pay it if it is not ready.”
The company is also developing the “Pora Party” in partnership with Fresh Air Films for Version 2026, with Edy Khemod and Rino Sardjono Writing.
Puscent of Imajinari’s commitment to telling the original stories in the market that is dominated by continuation and reshaping horror movies with profits from critics. The black and black romantic comedy “JATUH Cinta Seperti Di Film-Film” (International title: “Falling in Love Like in Movies”) has made a history of the Indonesian movie at the Pial Citra Awards in the country, and won seven categories, including the best movie, and all four acting awards.
“We are trying to offer something different to the public,” said Prakasa, who holds the position of senior creative officials. “The most important thing is that it should be very unique. It must have a very original touch of the Creator.”
The company also expands its horizons by investing in external projects that are in line with its values, including “Cerita Films”, directed by Yandy Laurens; Miles Films’ Musical “Rangga & Cinta”, which is carried by veteran director Riri Riza; And “Four Seasons in Java”, a drama directed by Kamila andi for FORKA films.
Prakasa is currently directing the original Netflix entitled “Lost in the Spotlight”, about an actor who loses his acting capabilities after he blinded stardom and fame. The comedy, which concluded the shooting in November, is expected for the first time on the broadcasting platform in the fourth quarter of 2025.
Since its foundation, Imajinari has a good reputation in filmmaking while giving priority to the humanitarian working conditions. “We want to make sure that the crews that work for us at least work in a very comfortable and suitable condition for the human being, because it is a big problem in our country, working hours,” Brakasa explained.
The company’s first film, “Ngeri-Ngeri Sedap” (International Title: “Home Home”), directed by Bene Dion Rajagukguk, was the official choice of Indonesia for Academy Awards in 2023. It includes the Imajinari strategy to proceed to explore international markets through regional distribution in Southeast Asia, and possibly follow its rights in The original story field.
Andika and Prakasa defined piracy and human resources as the biggest challenge facing Indonesian cinema, noting that the growth of industry has outperformed the development of new talents. “We need more renewal of artists in the industry,” said Prakasa.