Babad Wingking Griya

At an annual birthday thanksgiving gathering, Ningsih, the eldest daughter in a religious family, attempts to take control of the noisy atmosphere by loudly reciting “Al-Fatihah” to prompt the prayer ritual that had been overlooked. Her action creates an awkward atmosphere and frightens her nephew. As a result, the food she usually prepares is avoided by her family. Under the pretext of preserving tradition, Ningsih forces her nephew to eat her cooking, until an unexpected incident once again changes the atmosphere of the gathering.

CES suffers from a mysterious illness. In response, her mother, SRI, crafts a techno-metaphysical device for CES’s alternative therapy. Her father, ROBANI, on the other hand, is becoming more and more infuriating in his own way. Despite their differences, both SRI and ROBANI share the same goal to hold onto memories that are as fragile as the flickering lights of a low-cost apartment building.

Nabila loves movies. Disturbed by the loud sounds from the movies that Nabila watches, Nabila's mother decide to exorcise her to cast out the film djinn that her mother believes has controlled Nabila's mind.

Dirandra is a young man raised as a girl by his mother. This led to isolation and gossip, even from his father. He faced the choice of conforming to societal norms or embracing his mother's teachings. After his mother's death, he quietly held onto the desire to be like her while living with his father.

In a quarantine house, the latrine overflows and the virus transforms with the patient's panic. Not far from that area, a slick man is still battling a village hero to determine who has the right to judge the real virus.

Ama, a teenage girl, struggles with emotional pressure after a traumatic experience that changes her life. In the midst of fear and loneliness, she meets Jenny, a cheerful girl who gives her a brief sense of freedom and acceptance. However, the shadows of her past continue to haunt her, forcing her to face a painful reality and pressure from those around her.

Abu (20), a band musician who was expelled from his old boarding house due to problems with payments that were in arrears, armed with information from social media, he was forced to move to an attic room with a cheap rental price with damp and dark conditions