Nickma Fadhil

For generations, the residents of a remote village in Kalimantan have upheld a sacred tradition of making offerings to the Mariaban—an ancient ritual believed to guarantee an abundant harvest. But when this deeply rooted custom is broken, the Mariaban's terrifying wrath is unleashed. One by one, lives are violently claimed, and the nights descend into an endless, waking nightmare.

Unaa is a girl from Padang who is bullied at school because of her looks. He also decided to move schools and slowly rose from his fear with the help of his new friends. Unaa has also rediscovered her joy with content creation and is determined to become a content creator. Unfortunately, he was blessed in a religious family, making Unaa's parents not support his dream. Unaa begins his journey to make peace with his past, prove himself to his parents, and pursue his dream of becoming a content creator.

Dewi, the only child of Intan and Rahmat, has a dream to live in Canada. When she succeeds, her life in Canada comes to a halt when she is diagnosed with a rare disease: Creutzfeldt-Jakob Disease (CJD), a chronic disease that makes Dewi's life short. The doctor advised Dewi to contact her family, and then she remembered the incident that kept her from coming home for seven years of Eid. He learns that his father, Rahmat, is secretly married and has another family. Dewi's mother, Intan, had died and made Rahmat the last person she wanted to meet. When Dewi returned, Rahmat was diagnosed with Alzheimer's. With the rest of their lives soon, will a deeply traumatic father-daughter relationship be able to become one family again?