Baratyna

Razak and Rizal are brothers who engage in illegal activities in Kuala Lumpur. Every time Ramadan approaches, they return to their village and help their mother sell grilled chicken at the Ramadan bazaar. They, who are always quarreling, promise to be good throughout Ramadan, but their promise cannot be kept when they fall in love with the same person. They go to great lengths to win Amani's heart. Pak Hassan will allow one of them to go out with Amani, but with various conditions. Both of them strive to meet the conditions set by performing tarawih prayers, helping in communal work, and doing various good deeds in order to win the hearts of Pak Hassan and Amani.

A trans short film that centers trans stories—by and for trans people, both in front of and behind the camera. Elizabeth arrives in the city with fierce eyes, wild hair, sharp nails, and a suitcase full of fragments of past tenderness. She drifts through encounters with men who, like cigarette smoke, warm the body, fade away, and slowly kill. Each takes and leaves something behind. Elizabeth accepts this cycle, knowing that on full-moon nights she must keep away from beaches, forests, and trousered men. The moon awakens the beast within her—sharp-clawed, born to survive, feeding on her pain. She hides it, distancing herself from flesh when it claws at her skin. But one man comes too close, witnessing her under the full moon, seeing her beast, her besta fubana, in her most fragile state.