Aku Harus Mati Movie: Release Date, Tickets, and Latest Updates
- The Indonesian horror film Aku Harus Mati (I Must Die) has faced promotional challenges following its nationwide cinema release on April 2, 2026.
- The decision to remove the billboard comes after the promotional material drew significant criticism.
- Produced by Rollink Action, Aku Harus Mati is described as a horror film that blends suspense with a strong moral message.
The Indonesian horror film Aku Harus Mati
(I Must Die) has faced promotional challenges following its nationwide cinema release on April 2, 2026. Iwet Ramadhan has confirmed that a billboard promoting the film would be taken down on the night of April 4, 2026, following public protests regarding the advertisement.
The decision to remove the billboard comes after the promotional material drew significant criticism. According to reporting from Kompas.com, the controversy surrounding the billboard led to the intervention of Iwet Ramadhan to ensure the material was removed.
Film Themes and Production
Produced by Rollink Action, Aku Harus Mati
is described as a horror film that blends suspense with a strong moral message. The plot addresses social pressures, ambition, and the meaning of success within the digital era, specifically touching upon the realities of today’s urban society.
The narrative explores the consequences of wealth and recognition, specifically mentioning a transition from Pinjol
(online loans) to a Devil’s Pact
. The film aims to offer a reflection on integrity and the pressures associated with achieving success in a modern context.
The production features a creative team including director Hestu Saputra and actress Hana Saraswati.
Release and Distribution
The film officially debuted in cinemas across Indonesia on April 2, 2026. Prior to the release, promotional efforts included the release of an official trailer on March 21, 2026, and social media announcements starting as early as March 1, 2026.
Ticketing for the film was made available through platforms such as TIX ID to facilitate theater attendance in cities including Jakarta.
Despite the controversy surrounding its outdoor advertising, the film’s core objective remains the delivery of a contemporary moral message regarding the social and psychological costs of ambition.
