Rizki Adiguna

In 1970s Indonesia, a devotee of the nation’s deposed ruler meets his idol’s reincarnation and receives His revelations - but at what cost?

After hearing that his father was sick, Gian returns to Singkawang, only to find that Han, his father, has been lying in order to ask him to continue the family Choipan shop. Caught in a clash of egos, Gian chooses to leave again for the city. However, along the way, he realizes something about the question of what it truly means to return home.

Tita tries to forget her ex, who is about to get married, by spending her days in the kitchen. In the end, Tita decides to attend the wedding to resolve everything.

Three kids find grenades in the ground when they are hunting wild quail in the forest. The discovery scares them, and they promise to keep the find a secret so they won't be caught by the police.

An orphanage janitor wants to tell his child a secret he has been keeping, by bonding with the child, but experiences difficulties when the child falls in love with him, which causes him to change his initial plan. If not, the problem will get worse.

The death of his child caused by the pandemic demonstration makes a single-father retreat into a bunker and resent humanity. Until a fly comes and convinces him to plan revenge against mankind based on the father's deepest desire.

Inspired by real events, a fanatic of Soekarno (the 1st President of Indonesia) accidentally encounters his reincarnation's spirit in the late 1970s. Departing from a fragment of the story, the director attempts to reconstruct the narrative with their own version.

A young man who is determined to become a pianist will audition, but he still has trauma from the past. He also tried hypnotherapy to get rid of the trauma, which forced him to undertake a traumatic subconscious journey. If not, he will continue to be enveloped by his trauma.