Gabriella Alma Titaningrum

A former legendary singer from the 1980s now battles dementia, her once-vivid memories fading into obscurity. Struggling to recall her past, she finds solace in her son, who patiently guides her through old photographs.

Guntur confronts his uncle Rahardja, accused of involvement in his brother's execution during the 1965 suppression. As Rahardja denies guilt, they embark on a conservation of truth and redemption, unearthling secrets and confronting consequences to heal their fractured family bond.

Dika, a drug retailer, told his close friend, Gina, about what happened the previous two nights. That night, Bang Jaka, a drug distributor to a retailer, forced Dika and his best friend Ambi to take a revolver that had been loaded with a bullet. They were told to take turns using the revolvers to pull the trigger against their own heads until one of them was shot. Dika told him that this happened because his friend, Tania, had informed Bang Jaka about their activity selling counterfeit drugs in order to increase profits.

A seasoned theater actor, caught in the endless cycle of performances and fleeting applause, drifts through the absurdity of life, unsure whether to search for meaning or simply surrender to the stage.