Syalwa Ramadhina

On a hot day, when digital activity suddenly stopped, Adek whined to her family, asking to play in the inflatable pool. But sadly, there was no running water in their house.

The relationship between native women in the cities of Cianjur, Bogor, and male tourists from the Middle East, that merges beliefs and morals.

A young girl realizes she has forgotten her late father's smile when her mother asks her to paint their faces.

After Indonesia became independent, a veteran independence soldier, Ki Atam, continued his life selling banana blossoms for a meager income, he lived a life full of poverty. Approaching the anniversary of Independence Day, he wanted to buy an Indonesian national flag for his house. However, a tragedy befell him.

Fahri is haunted by the spirit of his ex-lover, Amira, who is still demanding responsibility. In the waltz, Amira reminds Fahri of the mistakes he made in the past.

Dimas found various creepy oddities after he ate the offerings given to his grandmother, Mbah Tini, who had died 40 days ago.

A final-year student often mocked for his "weeb scene" lifestyle and his gray jacket, is forced by his friend to adopt a "culture scene" style for the yearbook photoshoot.

Satria, a professional thief, lives ironically within an academic community. Behind his friendly demeanor, he crafts a step-by-step guide to stealing—divided into two phases: pre-theft and theft. Through witty yet biting narration, the film peels back the layers of moral absurdity in society, questioning the line between cleverness and crime. A social critique wrapped in satire and irony.