The silent sound of tarawangsa

Two 13-year-old children from broken homes with different social backgrounds explore a place they have never visited before in order to discover their own identities. However, when they find what they are looking for, both of them decide to go their separate ways.

A married couple, Salwa and Dadang, have been longing for a child for many years. Despite their modest means and limited privacy, they remain determined in their efforts. They have tried various strategies, including seeking advice from an online shaman. However, when they attempt to implement their latest strategy, they encounter unexpected obstacles.

In a village beneath a geothermal power plant, a local militia controls public order as a cover for its illegal operations. One night, a confrontation with Mala (50), a father who begins questioning their authority, ends in his murder. Hours earlier, he entrusts his karinding to his son, Gal (25), as if passing on a final mission. After witnessing his father's death, Gal accuses the militia, but no one believes him. Guided by the karinding, he enters a realm where myth and reality converge to uncover the truth and awaken his community's forgotten conscience.