Xavier Satria Tuhatu

A naughty young man who is lazy about worship is forced to go to church to comply with his parents' demands and his desire to get to know a female church servant who really hates his appearance.

Imam, a stubborn teenager, continues to neglect his prayers despite his mother's constant reminders. Their conflict escalates until his mother chooses to remain silent and give in. The silence at home after their argument leads Imam to discover the meaning behind his mother's admonishments.

Amid her struggles to meet daily needs, Atun is faced with the pressure of hosting a prayer gathering at her home, forcing her to find a way to cover her daughter’s school expenses.

Death is born from repetition, when two people meet and speak without ever truly drawing close, exchanging words stripped of intimacy, until feelings emerge in the hollow space between them, feelings that quietly invite death to follow, lingering in every encounter.

While mourning his best friend Yayat, Bagas meets him again as a spirit. Thrilled with excitement, they catch up with each other. Until Bagas remembers—last time he saw Yayat, they were not on very good terms. However, like usual, Yayat persuades Bagas to go to his favorite place, the beach. That made Bagas think of something..