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. Streaming is the primary consumption method, led by regional giant and global platforms like Streaming & Digital Content Trends The market has reached a milestone where Indonesian originals now equal Korean dramas in terms of viewership share (roughly 30% each). Dominant Platforms

The government is betting big on the creative economy as the country's future, while the creators are delivering content that resonates authentically with the modern audience. Whether it is the ghostly myths of our ancestors hitting the silver screen, the honest lyrics of a folk song streaming on a playlist, or the humorous social experiments of a vlogger, Indonesia’s entertainment scene is loud, proud, and here to stay. It is a golden era of self-discovery and cultural confidence, broadcasted live to the world. Whether it is the ghostly myths of our

The digital wave has also fundamentally changed how Indonesians watch television series and films. Netflix, aware that over 90% of its members in Indonesia watched local content in 2025, is doubling down on its commitment to the country. In 2026, the streaming giant announced an aggressive strategy to diversify genres, moving away from the thriller-heavy reputation to offer a wider spectrum of stories. The lineup for 2026 includes (a romance set in the culinary world of Bali) and "Night Shift for Cuties" (a series exploring the fantasy world of K-Pop fans), signaling a bold push into heartwarming dramas, family sagas, and coming-of-age tales. This push is part of a larger government-backed initiative to strengthen the national Intellectual Property (IP) ecosystem. As Deputy Minister Irene Umar stated, the ministry is working to strengthen 17 strategic subsectors—including film, animation, and video—as a new engine for the creative economy. The goal is to ensure that Indonesian films and series are not just consumed locally but have the potential to "go global," with plans already in motion to bring 15 film projects to the Marche du Film at Cannes in 2026. Netflix, aware that over 90% of its members

The vast majority of Indonesians access the internet exclusively through smartphones. and coming-of-age tales.

: High-profile titles like Wregas Bhanuteja’s Levitating (Sundance 2026) and Edwin’s Sleep No More (Berlin 2026) continue to represent Indonesia on the global circuit.