Deris Muhamad

In the mid-90s, God made two strangers bump into each other, but god decide that these two strangers wouldn't be together. In the end, God was wrong.

As twilight falls and the call to prayer echoes, we seek to uncover what happens in Jakarta.

A teenager girl named JENNY has bad grades in college that it is contrarily corresponding to her friends, then Jenny takes on a mystery assignment that leads them to an appalling catasrophe.

Reynaldi gets heavily intoxicated after drinking at a bar with his male friends. Tiara, a classmate from his university, helps Reynaldi return to his dorm. However, once they arrive in Reynaldi's room, a tragic incident of sexual assault occurs between them.

On his way to the police school, a young man, accompanied by his parents, brought his beloved cat. Unfortunately his father didn't like this. About him, cats and things are weak.

Maman, Bayu, and Lisa are ghostly figures who want to make humans afraid of ghosts again. However, the efforts of the other two ghosts instead bring them closer to humans and fail to make humans afraid of ghosts again.

Liana wants to organize her life back after being traumatized by sexual assault by her ex. But her effort doesn't seem end well, cause something happened that changed her life.

Lilis hopes certification will offer a way forward, but the system moves slower than her need to survive.

Jeri believes he lives in a film as the main character, he believes his role is the saviour of his corrupt environment.

An obsessive theater director is determined to perfect her production of Samuel Beckett's Catastrophe, but her obsession sparks division and leads to disaster on opening night.

After moving into his grandmother’s house, a Chinese-Indonesian teenager tries to replace an old fan that makes the house feel stuffy, unaware that it holds a family wound tied to the May 1998 tragedy.

News about conflicts in Papua frequently circulates within society, often linked to issues of land and indigenous communities. Land is an essential part of Papuan life, serving as forests, farms, fishponds, and grazing areas. To ensure food security, Papuan process sago, derived from their land, into various forms of food. The establishment of indigenous schools and youth patrols serves as a means of regenerating the community. Knowledge about customary structures and their functions must be passed down to strengthen their land rights. The harmonious life of Papuan communities is reflected in their economic transactions through the trade of agricultural products such as vegetables, fruits, and fish in local markets. Additionally, the routine production of Noken demonstrates the sustainability of their economic livelihood.