Yosafat Bintang Caesar

Faris is forced to confront the emotional distance he’s created between himself and his daughter, Trisha, when she suddenly falls seriously ill. As he reflects on the time he missed, Faris must navigate the tension between regret and redemption, grappling with the realization that the moments he neglected can never be reclaimed.

His script was criticized for being “lacking life.” Darren, a young writer at a loss for direction, tries to rewrite it. However, something unusual happens: the events he wrote about begin to occur in the real world, exactly as he imagined. From the ridiculous to the illogical, Darren begins to realize that this is no coincidence. What he imagines becomes real, and his life slowly becomes its own story. Well That's Life is a surreal short film about absurdity, imagination, and the blurring of boundaries between fiction and reality. So… who really wrote the ending?

Returning home exhausted after a long day of organizational work, Raf (20) is greeted by a birthday cake and the lively voices of his friends. Overwhelmed by a sudden surge of happiness, Raf becomes immersed in the moment, dancing and celebrating his birthday in a state of euphoria. However, as exhaustion eventually takes over, the lively atmosphere suddenly disappears. Raf realizes that he is completely alone, confronted by the bitter reality that it was all an illusion. Raf slips back into a depressive episode, and as time passes, he becomes increasingly consumed by his actions, eventually leading him to self-harm. A portrayal of the reality of how a person living with bipolar disorder navigates life.