Oo Hermawan

In a remote village, Marni, Anto, and Lisa live in poverty and humiliation. They can’t even enjoy the simplest pleasures because they have no money. Finally, the three of them take a desperate step to find a way out. They meet Karso, a mysterious young man who introduces them to Samuaji, a demon priest capable of turning humans into cursed brides for supernatural entities. Ustadz, who hears news of the chaos in the village, then tries to prevent this occult ritual from taking place.

Since Mom left, Dad has often scolded Tasya over trivial matters. Tasya got fed up and decided to live with her mother, leaving Dad with all his regrets.

Past memories bring Rendra (25) back home after three years away pursuing his career. A vague memory from his childhood when Rendra found a camera in the trash. When he returned home, Rendra felt so alienated from his parents, Herman (56) and Mira (53), which made Rendra find a goal, namely to get acquainted with his parents again, especially his father who was against Rendra's dream of becoming a photographer. Herman's old camera that Rendra found sparked a discussion that destroyed Herman's ego, which had forced his son to bury his dream. Openness, beautiful memories, and momentary affection became the keys to forming a family discussion space that had been missing in Rendra's house.

Serani (20) lives among a land that cultivates silence and patience, where time never truly moves forward, it only loops, repeating events that keep knocking in different faces. When truth is seen as a disturbance, and silence is praised as virtue, Serani drifts between those who stay quiet and those who know. Her voice slowly loses its form.