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One day, the cafe where Kevin works is borrowed as a filming location. At an unexpected time, Kevin meets Ranni, one of the make-up artists in the production crew. At the same time the clapper closes, they then imagine as if they were in a movie and do various romantic scenes. But when they are free from their imagination, they have to face the awkwardness and embarrassment of getting to know each other.

An independent photographer then meets his old friend as a client. Between their meetings, conversations arise and feelings are expressed.

Andra has to carry out his mother's request to take care of his half sister, Jenaka, despite the circumstances that force him to live in his car. However, he faces an internal conflict as Jenaka's innocence slowly breaks down the barriers he built.

Dewa’s only wish was a lifetime with Mia, regardless of the consequences. Mia, however, looked at the bigger picture; she couldn't bear the thought of him giving up everything for her. Her perspective shifted entirely after the plane crash, changing how she felt about their future.

In a city gripped by political ambition, WIDI-an idealistic mayoral candidate finds his moral compass crumbling under the weight of a brutal campaign. With his pragmatic aide GALIH by his side, their fight for justice turns into a game of manipulation, black campaigns, and masked corruption. As a relentless journalist, RAJA, uncovers the rot beneath their promises, tensions explode, morality clashes with ambition, and loyalty with betrayal. In the end, no one walks away clean. Sakit Tumbuh is a dark political drama about the price of power, the death of idealism, and the scars left behind when hope is lost to compromise.

“What’s for dinner, dear?” is the question that stays with Mama day after day—until one dinner makes her stop asking.

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.

The people of Pari Island, who have long lived on the island, are forced to fight against corporations attempting to exploit land across the Pari Island archipelago. Land reclamation, environmental destruction, land privatization, and various other forms of exploitation threaten their livelihoods. They continue to voice their struggle and place their hopes in the government for the sake of future generations.