Rahmi Dewi Utami

After hearing a mysterious voice calling “Muliha” from outside their home, a mother and her two children become haunted by strange occurrences that force her to confront a buried truth about her family and the dead.

After the heartbreak of losing her best friend to marriage, Naya, a renowned besengek seller, loses both her passion and cooking skills. Feeling empty and lost, she decides to shut down her business and search for the inspiration she once had. However, every step she takes is shadowed by bittersweet memories of their friendship. On this journey, Naya must confront her heartache and learn to let go of the past in order to rediscover her love for cooking and for herself.

In a village struck by a severe water crisis, the residents desperately fight over the last remaining source—Sendang Tiban. Tensions rise with the arrival of Kombor, a towering, intimidating man who unsettles the villagers. Meanwhile, Ratri, a young woman with a disability, struggles to navigate the rough terrain in her wheelchair. Without saying much, Kombor quietly helps her, revealing a softer side of himself—one that is deeply tied to memories from his past.