Chesta Abrar

Tulus, a quiet 13-year-old boy, diligently attends Tahlilan (religious gatherings) in his village at the invitation of his uncle. Since his father's death, Tulus has often felt lonely. His mother works late into the night to make ends meet, leaving their home often lonely. Therefore, Tahlilan (religious gatherings) has become the only time Tulus can feel together and try to fill the emptiness in his heart.

Chandra, a student from Yogyakarta living away from home, endures a chaotic boarding-house life at Kos Sinar Jaya, a place plagued by frequent power outages and eccentric residents. In the darkness, Chandra, Raka, Jimboy, and Topek form an absurd friendship typical of boarding-house life. As conflicts and chaos escalate, a mysterious incident ultimately brings them back together, revealing the true meaning of togetherness behind the endless darkness.