Muhammad Fikri Nuryasin

Menanti Niscaya

After a year of unemployment due to layoffs during the COVID-19 pandemic, Toyib is now a stay-at-home dad who spends his days taking care of the house and his daughter. Pressure from his wife, who is the breadwinner of the family, drives him to try to regain his pride and restore his family's unity. However, the difficulty of finding work and the threat of divorce lead him to a decision that causes his family to experience lifelong regret.

The Great Slippers

Raja (19) and Ihsan (19) were students living in a rented house. Raja was planning to cook instant noodles for breakfast, but he was invited by Ihsan to go to Angkringan Ipul. On the way, Raja discusses a slot game that promises quick riches, but Ihsan is more interested in it. but Ihsan was more interested in watching a lecture on the story of Abu Nawas' Magic Sandal. Nawas. At Angkringan, Ihsan told the story to Raja, warning against not to believe in objects that make shirk.

Kesetaraan

8×8

Bagus (10) felt disappointed when his friends left him while playing. His sad feelings changed when he met the village head who invited him to play chess.

Moneypulasi

Hanif is a young man who is looking for a job but has not been accepted yet. He has a large debt to a loan shark because he had to pay for his mother's medical treatment and his sister's school fees. His father also passed away a long time ago. One day, an unknown number called Hanif and gave him several challenges so that Hanif could earn money. What will Hanif do to get the money?

PHAM

A man finds an alien friend who gives him a magic stone as a way to communicate. However, his mother exploited the stone as a healing tool for material gain, forcing Panji to work as a shaman in her village.

Tangange 12

Fahri, a coffee shop attendant, got a weekend off. On the 12th day at exactly 12 o'clock on Friday Kliwon, Fahri decided to return to his hometown, even though his mother tried to stop him. On the way to his village, Fahri experienced some strange things.

Sri

Sri is a symbol of rice fields or the embodiment of Sri Pohaci Larasati, better known as Dewi Sri. When people sold their rice fields to build houses and buildings, Sri felt uneasy, afraid that the villagers would lose their livelihoods and no longer care for the rice fields. This is especially true when Kohar, the village head, is approached by a businessman who offers him a large sum of money to sell the communal rice fields in his village to build a hotel. KOHAR (50) must make a decision. On the table is a brown suitcase filled with money given to him by INDRA (40), a Chinese investor who offers change. If he wanted his village to progress, he had to sell the kabuyutan rice fields to INDRA, who promised significant economic change after the village had been devastated by the pandemic.