JISIM

A girl reminiscences the conversations and past memories by listening to a vinyl left behind by her dead lover.

A series of intersectional relationship stories that revolve around and bring unity with the diversity of food in Malaysia.

On the last night of Ramadhan, three cousins share ghost stories, convinced that spirits are chained away. But as the night deepens, eerie truths about one of their family members unravel.

In the midst of a cold winter and homesickness, a young woman makes a desperate phone call to her mother who is back in her home country. Out pours her heart and inner struggles to fit in in a place so foreign to her.

On her way home from work, Keen encounters a mysterious woman from “somewhere far away” in the midnight bus, who reveals to her that she is on a one-day trip to visit her family who she has not seen for a long time. As Keen finds out more about the mysterious woman in the bus, she reflects on familial values and the meaning of separation.

A young man reconnects with his deceased mother through their mutual love for plain black coffee.

A woman is connected to a man in a parallel universe through a phone call.

An elderly couple approach old age and death light-heartedly as they prepare for each other's departure from life. The husband scavenges to earn money for his dying wife's funeral, while she slowly realises that separation is imminent.

2 child beggars struggles to achieve their daily quota (kutipan) so they had to pickpocket bystanders or they'll be punished by their owner due to “tak cukup quota”.

Transitioning into womanhood without a mother, a 21-year-old woman looks through her late mother's old belongings to capture the last drop of warmth she left for her.

A man laments his recent breakup and affair through a recording tape in a motel.

Two robbers gets into an argument when one of them laments that something supernatural is outside their room.

The film serves as a technological artefact that has been unearthed by future archaeologists and compiled together into a film. The narrator details his disease and his demise through scattered and spaced-out audio entries that were intended for someone, but the recordings never reached the intended listener. As he recalls his life and eventually the ending of all humankind, death, he accepts the imminent doom of his fate, due to nature’s law of entropy.