Maya (A Girl Who Saw the News Twice)

Working offshore in fishing, intensely homesick and depressed, siblings Melati and Ilalang slog through their days, coping as best they can. Melati releases young fish; Ilalang experiments with his sexuality. A brutal assault brings them closer together, leading them into the forbidden.

Elzan has been framed. He must prove his innocence before his family suffers the consequences. The victims keep falling, and a secret from the past is uncovered. Who is truly behind all this chaos?

Maria receives a text message informing her husband has been jailed for a drug case. She has to find some money for ransom. But her neighbours who get involved in the drug case have a different solution to get the money and put her daughter into a traumatized situation.

A family-the mother, the son (Bagus) and the daughter (Ayu)-lives in a house located in coast area. The mother rent her son to guests who long for pleasure during their journey. He is usually blindfolded when serving his guests. One day, Ayu finds a headless woman statue and bring it home. She tells her bother that there is a guest waiting for his service. Blindfolded, at first Bagus is surprised by the woman statue. Yet, instead of being scared of it, he finds a liberty.

A rich ambitious street mob lost his mind. He endanger his family members, so did his marriage. He had to pay back his fault, and look forward to that destiny was on his side.

Two thieves are captured by angry neighbours. Although the theft is insignificant (an old TV) people are no less angry, and the punishment is extreme. Basically a crime in itself. A few minutes in the dark woods and their fate is sealed forever. Brief morality play.