In The Shadow Strays (2024), director Timo Tjahjanto delivers a high-octane action thriller that blends relentless combat with a gripping tale of redemption. Set in the underworld of Jakarta, the film follows a young assassin whose unwavering loyalty to her secretive organization is challenged when she crosses paths with a vulnerable child caught in a deadly conspiracy.

The Story: A Killer’s Conscience
Codename 13 (Aurora Ribero) has been raised within the Shadows, a clandestine group of assassins trained to execute missions with ruthless efficiency. Conditioned to suppress emotion and mercy, she is among the organization’s most elite operatives.

But when a botched mission in Japan results in the death of an innocent bystander, 13 is suspended and sent back to Jakarta. There, she meets Monji, an 11-year-old boy whose mother was murdered under suspicious circumstances. As she digs deeper, she uncovers a network of human trafficking and political corruption—one that leads back to Haga, a notorious crime lord with ties to the Shadows.

Betrayal lurks in every corner as 13 is faced with an impossible choice: uphold her deadly oath or defy her masters to protect the boy. But leaving the Shadows comes at a price, and as assassins close in, 13 must embrace her deadliest skills in a battle for survival.

Why This Film Will Leave You Breathless:
Brutal, expertly choreographed fight sequences by Indonesia’s top stunt team.
A raw and emotional performance from Aurora Ribero as a conflicted assassin.
A gripping story that blends relentless action with themes of redemption.
Timo Tjahjanto’s signature style—visceral, intense, and unflinchingly brutal.

“The Shadows trained me to kill. They never taught me how to feel.”
With bone-crushing action and an emotionally charged narrative, The Shadow Strays (2024) is a must-watch for fans of relentless, high-stakes thrillers. Will 13 escape the life she was born into, or will the Shadows claim her once and for all?