Saraba Onlen

At an annual birthday thanksgiving gathering, Ningsih, the eldest daughter in a religious family, attempts to take control of the noisy atmosphere by loudly reciting “Al-Fatihah” to prompt the prayer ritual that had been overlooked. Her action creates an awkward atmosphere and frightens her nephew. As a result, the food she usually prepares is avoided by her family. Under the pretext of preserving tradition, Ningsih forces her nephew to eat her cooking, until an unexpected incident once again changes the atmosphere of the gathering.

In the midst of the pandemic, Syakila's family's economy has been devastated, causing her parents to fight every day. Syakila (P/17) can only sing to calm her mind and upload her videos on Tiktok. However, because of the video she uploaded on Tiktok, her life is getting worse.

'Making a film with the wader fish demon' After her proposal for a documentary on wader fish farming was rejected by her lecturer, frustrated film student Aria (20) decided to go fishing at a river. One day, while fishing, Aria is surprised to see Baruna (35) emerge from the water with six waders. Baruna's outgoing nature makes Aria feel comfortable complaining about her film not being produced. Baruna then tries to make Aria's dream come true by turning his fish into a film crew in the form of a wader demon who is willing to produce with Aria.

Sekar, a massage therapist who had recently been sexually assaulted by Prasetyo, secretly planned to kill him when he booked another massage session with her. Prasetyo’s good reputation in the community made Sekar hesitate to carry out her mission of revenge. However, when Sekar was assaulted again, her trauma reached a peak, and she finally exacted her revenge.