Haniv Hawakin

Raised in the shadow of an emotionally distant father, a young woman must step up during a family crisis and navigate the burdens of adulthood without the guidance she always craved.

Rusti intends to find wealth easily without hard work or corruption. She then decides to ask for help from a genie. She enters the wilderness, accompanied by the forest caretaker. Before making a pact with the genie, Rusti is asked to see the supernatural world first. After witnessing the supernatural vision, Rusti immediately cancels her plan. However, Rusti has been trapped inside.

Rimba and Lembah, two brothers from different walks of life, venture into the forest to hunt while arguing about their critically ill father. Rimba, a soldier, defends his decision to stay committed to duty, while Lembah expresses his frustration at being the only one caring for their father. Tension escalates when Lembah points his rifle at Rimba, a moment that reveals not just emotional, but physical conflict. In the midst of their quarrel, news comes that their father has passed away.

Fei, a student, who was on duty in the old city of Batavia, was visited by a Dutch-Japanese girl named Sara, who lived at the beginning of the 17th century, precisely in 1628 when Governor General Jan Pieterzoon Coen took office. One day after returning from Shanghai, Fei continued his duties. It was at the Fatahi building that Sara appeared again and without realizing it, Fei was taken through a time tunnel back to the 17th century.