Good Night, Sunshine

Stories about mothers and sons striving to appreciate, understand, and accept each other – navigating the twists and turns of today's family life.

In the midst of a pandemic, Jaka intends to help his surroundings by providing food from his home. This is opposed by Mother, who emphasizes that the economy of their small family is also unstable and forbids Jaka to give anymore. With his mother's disapproval, Jaka faces the biggest dilemma of his life: Morals or Family.

Murni wants to be ronggeng but she doesn't want tradition to serve men keep going. With the help of Pandu, her educated little friend, they try lying to the public that Murni has opened "kelambu" with him. But the lie doesn't work smooth when she rejects other men who want to sleep with her and made all the citizens turn around insulted her. This made Pandu expelled, they thought educated people are against the culture and both of them finally separated.

Mr. Mujianto is a person with a disability who works as a driver for Difabike. Unlike the common societal perception of people with disabilities, Mr. Mujianto always strives to live independently without relying on others’ pity. Despite this, Mr. Mujianto continues to live his life with diligence and unwavering spirit.

A man who works as a mobile vegetable seller deals with his customers' gossip about their new neighbor who is frequently seen coming home late at night.