Kidung Banowati

Key, who that afternoon wanted to pick up the dress she had made at her teacher's kiosk after school, was raped by her own teacher. The fear and trauma that remained led her to experience sleep paralysis when she slept at home. Through sleep paralysis, Key found a way to escape the madness she had experienced.

Saiful worked as the caretaker of Mbah Wolong's grave to make a living. However, one day, a pilgrim became angry at Mbah Wolong's grave because his prayers were not answered.

This film portrays human life from the point of view of a charity box. Through its narrow slot, the audience witnesses people who come to donate, take, hope, and hide something. The charity box becomes a silent witness to sincerity, poverty, hypocrisy, and human need.

Amid the glittering lights of a night market, Rina is left in the care of her father, who sells ice treats. As the Ferris wheel turns above the crowd, she believes her yellow umbrella can carry her high enough to see her mother’s house and her father’s house at the same time.