Alya Majid

After the heartbreak of losing her best friend to marriage, Naya, a renowned besengek seller, loses both her passion and cooking skills. Feeling empty and lost, she decides to shut down her business and search for the inspiration she once had. However, every step she takes is shadowed by bittersweet memories of their friendship. On this journey, Naya must confront her heartache and learn to let go of the past in order to rediscover her love for cooking and for herself.

At a bus stop, Dillah was asked a simple question by a stranger: “What time is it?” The question not only stunned her, but also opened the door to memories of happiness, anger, and sorrow. A simple question that ultimately led her to the most human desire: to go home.

Maya, like a mother in general, began to realize the feeling of loneliness that came after her two children left home to live their own lives. However, the arrival of that lonely feeling, lit a spark in her marriage relationship with Damian. The relationship that turned out to be not well, now feels even more complicated and there is no visible bright spot that both Maya and Damian yearned for.

In a country where job requirements are often unreasonable, a college student, pressured by the need to make ends meet, accepts a job as a video editor only to face vague requests and absurd demands.

Growing up with a strict mom, a boy got left at a gas station on a family road trip to his mom's friend's wedding. Alone and far away from home, he asked a captivating lost girl for help. They teamed up, borrowed her phone (which happened to be broken), and went on an unexpected adventure to find their way home.

One day, Nala (15) attempts to end her life but fails. In that moment, Nala witnesses a flashback of her life from the beginning to the end.