Shanty

This is an omnibus film, directed by 4 females and consists of 4 stories about women.

Sita is an escort at a karaoke bar who struggles to raise money to send her daughter out of the city to live with her grandmother and settle her debts with her pimp. She moves in with aging photographer Jan and helps him fulfill his last wishes.

Threatened by Kanjeng Badai and his militant and homophobic political party, a country's safety depends on Adam, a hairdresser.

Compilation of short horror films from seven directors who produced six film segments in one anthology.

A musical drama inspired by the 1956 classic, Tiga Dara.

Three women from three different social, economic, and ethnic groups discuss their lives in polygamous household.

A police and a journalist uncover series of murders that lead into one problem: A treasure many parties were fighting for and caused many casualties.

A mismatched group of misfits become guerrillas as Indonesia attempts to maintain its independence when colonists return in 1948.

Regi suffers from depression since childhood, being raised by wealthy parents who have little time for her, but plenty to fight with and cheat on each other. While in college she meets and becomes close to Rajib, a drug dealer. Developing an intense hatred for men, inspired by her violent and insensitive father, she identifies as a lesbian. Her introduction to the drug-scene engulfs her and she develops a cocaine habit which rapidly accelerates into a preference for White China heroin. She meets and falls in love with Rajibs ex drug-dealing partner, Vela, who has already become a hardcore junkie. Her and Vela's downward spiral into chronic addiction is portrayed powerfully throughout the film as is their intense attachment to each other. The plot (based on a true story) is exceptional in its depiction of the drug problems in Indonesia, the often terrible 'solutions' to these problems, and the reasons behind why they occur.

Dawan is a young village girl who harbours the dream of getting out of her village in the lure of the bright lights in the big city, and to do so, has to fight customs and tradition that girls are meant to be bethroned away early at a young age to someone they loathe, and schools for them are an unnecessary part of life. In order to fulfill her dream, she has to go against the wishes of her dad, as well as irk her brother as she out-scores him in a local examination to clinch a scholarship. Also, their village is under threat of an unscrupulous landlord trying to bulldoze his way into profits by driving everyone out of his land.

Dibyo (Ringgo Agus Rahman), is a big liar who felt as if he was a big actor even though he only got one insignificant part. Dibyo seduces Mira (Mulan Kwok) who bought his lie, and took her to bed. Mira seems to really fall in love with him even though she knows who Dibyo really is and pregnant with his child. The problem is, Mira is also lying. She actually has a husband named Lamhot Simamora (Eddie Karsito), although they are separated. Mira wants Dibyo to end her relationship with her husband. It turns out that Lamhot is a gangster with many followers. Because Dibyo accidentally saves Lamhot from a fight with another gangster group, Lamhot then claims Dibyo as his best friend, moreover after he lies that his name is John Sidabutar. Because of that, Lam-hot takes him to his home and guarantee his life.

A group of mothers from various regions, form a gang to fight injustice and illegal activites, but not everyone is happy with the changes they are making.

A mosaic film of three stories in three different Asian cities where the paths of the rich and poor cross one another in and around taxis. A closeted Beijing cab driver tries to seduce a rich passenger, a Hong Kong pregnant trophy wife starts to develop feelings for her new Indonesian maid and a Jakarta slum orphan becomes infatuated with a Western female backpacker. All three characters desperately want to connect on a basic human level but are their own worst obstacle.

Based on a viral twitter thread by @JeroPoint