Sarah Jane

Saks became known in the 1970s when she made feminist documentaries. She gained recognition with her first documentary, Rape (1975), about sexual violence within marriage. She won a Golden Venus for this production at the Miami International Film Festival.

Rasty and her friends, Smitha, Debby, Marchel, Harry, and Dhana, try to make a video clip of her at a train station. While editing the video, they see a strange apparition in the footage. When they go back to the station to make a documentary, they start being haunted. They are advised to tear the shroud of a dead virgin and set the cloth on fire to stop the haunting. With a help of Fikri, a police officer, Feli and Sarah set off to find that piece of fabric, and bring it to a railway carriage that is said to be haunted.

A romantic drama film with Batak culture between the blind Lingga (Kinaryosih) and Bow (Alex Abbad), a photographer combined with the harmonization of hasapi (traditional Batak music) and the beauty of Lake Toba.