Sahdy Yuniar

Andre’s a husband and a father who's working abroad is in a video call with his wife and son planning about a holiday trip, but his boss has another plan.

It is May 14th 1998, the news about the “great” riot starts to roam around the national television and radio. A Chinese family, Kie, have to stay inside their house in surviving til’ the night avoiding all the nightmare in they are going to face.

Reyhan, a 23-year-old man, works as a personal driver for Adit, his 35-year-old boss. One night, they give Lila, their co-worker, a ride home who is stranded at a bus stop. During the ride, Adit begins to behave inappropriately toward Lila. Reyhan, who witnesses this in the rearview mirror, is triggered by childhood trauma from seeing his older sister become a victim of violence. He secretly records the incident. As the situation escalates, Reyhan stops the car and rescues Lila.

Jul just got laid off and chose to pursue his old dream. It comes with a price however, as he has to face his daughter’s expectations that she had set for him.

A regent loses his sandals after praying at a local mosque.

A family that used to live extravagantly and in debt. However, everything changed when the father, Tony, lost his job. Forced, Tony and his family had to live frugally to save themselves from bankruptcy.

76-year-old widower Encek convenes his children for a final dinner, unveiling concealed memoirs of love, loss and generational wounds before choosing the sea as his reunion place with his deceased wife.

A highly calculated gubernatorial candidate finds his meticulously engineered political campaign and public persona thrown into absolute disarray when a maternal curse renders him entirely incapable of deception, forcing him to navigate the political arena with unfiltered, absolute honesty.