Alfian Phang

A short film that follows Melodi, a cheerful old lady who, after being diagnosed of cancer, wants to realize her youthful dreams: to be a singer, and to make a music video to be screened on her funeral night.

On the streets of Jakarta, an impulsive, small-time con swindles a big-time aristocrat out of house and home at risk of abandonment by his only brother.

Three Indonesian women break records by becoming the first of their nation to medal in archery at the Seoul Olympics in the summer of 1988.

Four popular boys, who are also brothers, are shocked when an orphan girl they often fight at school is suddenly adopted by their parents, but as they grow closer, they might find that having a sister to protect and becomes their voice of reason might be exactly what they needed.

April (Michelle Ziudith) has been working at a construction consulting firm for a year. He loves an atmosphere that is hard to find in most work environments. But there's always a price to pay: sudden deadlines, delegation of tasks without detailed instructions and dozens of tenders to follow in the near future. And what he hates the most are questions from his boss, Dewangga (Omar Daniel), who asks "How is it going?". Endless bickering, endless misunderstandings arise along with their “fierce” but cute relationship between Boss and employees. Just when love is starting to flare up, April's ex suddenly appears and the company owner's beautiful daughter returns from abroad. "How's the Progress?" it gradually stopped and April silently missed this question.

Bintang Samudera