Joind Bayuwinanda

Sumirah, the wife of a pedicab driver, is pressured by the local landlord Den Bei Hardjo to marry him with the promise of wealth. She rejects the offer. Den Bei Hardjo threatens to evict her family for failing to pay their rent. Sumirah’s beauty becomes a curse; in addition to suffering from poverty and tuberculosis, her husband, Amat, leaves her out of jealousy. Only her son, Ali, remains by her side.

Ridwan is a blind masseur. Once upon a night he and his wife were arguing about the excess tips he was receiving. Ridwan intends to return the tips. But Siti (his wife) said differently, because of a very urgent need. The next day Ridwan called Agus but Agus could not be contacted. Ridwan still went to the location where he massaged his customers, even though he did not know where it was. Ridwan also tried to find the place from the sources of the sound he heard when returning from a massage

Events in the park are conflicts that have nothing to do with each other, which tells the struggle of humans in their presence against loneliness and ignorance. What is very ironic about this story is where the park which should be a place of comfort and tranquility for the people who visit it is here on the contrary.