Benedictus Wisanggeni

Sebastian, a cold and highly disciplined courier, lives a quiet life defined by routine. Outside of work, he spends his time wandering through parks, eating ice cream, and riding public transportation with no particular destination. Simple rituals that fill the emptiness of his days. One day, he receives what appears to be a straightforward assignment, retrieve a teddy bear from a locker and deliver it to a designated location. The client’s instructions are clear, follow the orders and ask no questions. After taking the item, Sebastian begins to notice that something is off. Someone seems to be watching him. Soon after, a group of men with malicious intent begins following him through both the quiet and busy streets of Yogyakarta.

A single mother faces a deep sense of unease when her successful eldest child returns home and treats her with indifference, while her simple, humble youngest child shows her a love that is irreplaceable.

Dika, a vocational high school graduate, has been the sole breadwinner for his family since his mother’s passing, as his father—despite being physically capable—has never provided any financial support. Now of marriageable age, Dika faces a dilemma: marry and force his younger sibling to take over the burden of supporting the family, or break the "sandwich generation" cycle at the cost of his own future and love life. Ultimately, Dika chooses to continue supporting his family, letting go of his girlfriend so she can marry another man.