Nanang Panji

Sri (27) has always been so strong in her life. Every day she never stops working, moving, she doesn’t want to give up and die easily, she does all of that for her husband and child. Until that night on Eid al-Fitr, she gets into something she never imagined and lost what she has worked hard for, but Sri never gives up and finds another way for the better.

In order to celebrate Father’s Day, Gogor gets homework from school to write about his father. But, Gogor never knew his father, so he questions his mother. However, his mother refuses to answer because she has so much work to do. Gogor becomes worried that he won't be able to complete his homework.

Hari (30) runs around his village, chasing a kite. While chasing, he encounters various obstacles. Every time Hari chases, his visual character changes, namely when he was a child and a teenager. In each phase, he continues to run after the same kite and does not escape from several problems. Until finally Hari finds the kite on a quiet and beautiful cliff. He stares at it, because the kite is likened to a person's main support from birth to adulthood from a family where the support is in the form of advice about good things for survival.