Haidar Nabil Az Zarqo

When she visits her childhood home, Uma is confronted with bad memories of her family. But it is there that the truth is revealed, and she begins to learn to make peace with her past.

On the day of his daughter’s wedding, Sumarna, a father who has raised Indah on his own since she was a child, is confronted with a moment he never truly prepared himself for: letting go. During the short journey to the venue, silence and small conversations slowly reveal the vulnerability they have kept buried for so long. Through nervousness, gentle laughter, and tears that finally break free, the two come to acknowledge the love that has never faded between them.

Jason, an ordinary college student with dreams of becoming an indie musician recognized for his work, is deeply committed to his artistic vision. His idealism, however, is a double-edged sword; it gives him resilience and a strong sense of responsibility toward his craft, yet it also costs him his relationship and his closest friendship. As Jason continues his pursuit, he begins to realize just how difficult it truly is to create music that resonates with many people.

A group of freshmen history students, who are currently being introduced to university life, expect that college will be as beautiful, comfortable, and straightforward as they imagine. But it’s not that simple, my friend. There exists an anomaly a slick, boomer-era lecturer with a phenomenal background: intelligent yet mischievous, moody, and downright weird. This becomes a challenge for the history students a mix of threat, pressure, entertainment, and amusement for those with different personalities.