Riot!: Rebel With a Cause
2023 · 44m · Drama
Riot! follows four students in a university where the misconducts of a professor often go unnoticed. Fed up with the injustice, they turn to music to ignite a rebellion that echoes.
Episodes
1. Go Loud or Go Home49m · Sal leads her band, Langkah Mayat, in a protest performance on campus that lands them in trouble.
2. Tita54m · A mysterious girl show up to save Sal from a brutal ambush by a committed Langkah Mayat haters.
3. Growing Pains53m · Sal's resolve to not let Prof Hamzah off the hook leads to Langkah Mayat joining talent competition, Next Up. However, at the audition, Feeqi is forced to face JL, one of the judges.
4. Under Pressure48m · Sal's police investigation is shut down, Feeqi is blackmailed, Wid faces an "old friend" and Kristy's dizzy spells persist – all while they prepare for their first Next Up performance.
5. Girl, Interrupted45m · Following an unforeseen lawsuit, Sal faces dire family matters, while Kristy grapples with a secret her bandmates aren't aware of.
6. Reputation45m · Sal pursues a legal settlement as disturbing truths about Kristy's past come to light.
7. Liability50m · Langkah Mayat races to avoid being axed from the competition all while bearing the weight of confronting their inner demons.
8. Rock Bottom44m · Kristy's health scare unravels tension within the band and her father's arrival threaten to shatter her world.
9. Stupid Girl49m · Langkah Mayat's trajectory takes a dark turn as Kristy trigger action a series of heated conflicts.
10. Over My Dead Body!53m · With tensions escalating and all signs converging on one person, the band learns to the existence of an evidence that may end it all.More Like This
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