Mariam Sarah Putri Santoso

Zara, a teenager from a low-income family, begins to feel left behind as she constantly compares herself to the luxurious lifestyles she sees on social media. In an effort to appear equal to her peers, she secretly turns to online loans to purchase things she cannot afford. At first, it feels easy and risk-free. But the debt quickly spirals out of control. Bills pile up, pressure mounts, and her lies eventually unravel in front of her mother. The conflict reaches its peak when debt collectors arrive and seize the few valuable belongings they have. Amid overwhelming guilt and the breakdown of her relationship with her mother, Zara is forced to confront a painful truth: her desire to feel “enough” has ultimately led to the destruction of her own family.

Starla, a student struggling with family pressure and bullying at school, gradually loses her confidence and courage. One day, she begins experiencing mysterious and terrifying encounters that force her to confront the fears, wounds, and painful memories she has long suppressed. As she journeys through these haunting experiences, Starla eventually comes face to face with her younger self and realizes that she cannot simply run away from her pain. By accepting and making peace with herself, Starla rediscovers her courage to move forward and face life without fear of her past.

Tells the story of four friends—Alex, David, Cindy, and Bella—whose bond is strengthened through music. As they prepare to perform at their school music festival, Bella suddenly announces that she will be moving away, putting their friendship and performance at risk.