Ayesha Alma Almera

During a truck ride to visit Bu Lurah in the hospital, villagers gossip and debate about the single status of Dian, the most beautiful girl in the village.

A father and his only son who rented a house in a village that has one specific rule: nobody is allowed to speak loudly.

Dunya, a man living in a modest rented room, only wants to escape the stench that seeps through his window every time the neighborhood hosts a bird contest. To stop people from urinating there, he builds a fake grave complete with offerings to make it look sacred. But his small act of deception spirals into absurdity: the window becomes a revered site, offerings keep coming, the local economy begins to thrive, and the place evolves into an unexpected religious attraction beyond his control.

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.

Jana Bastiaan (32), a man working at a private insurance company, felt jealous and disappointed when his colleague, Budi Pradipta (34), received a promotion. Overcome with emotions, Bastiaan chose to isolate himself and reflect. As he was crossing the street, a motorcycle sped toward him. In an instant, after blinking, he found himself in a desert. A man approached him and told him that he was dead.

For some people, loving the local football club is a calling. Anything can be a calling to everyone. People say that the calling is: PSS! Sleman Regency's beloved club is adored not only by Sleman locals but also by anyone who is enchanted by its calling. Those called by PSS took Brigata Curva Sud (BCS) as their identity. Whenever PSS matches are held, home or away, it is a big day to be celebrated. Fanaticism involves love, and love trumps logic. At that time, the industry, which did not value integrity and loyalty, took advantage of people's affection for PSS. PSS is not a business; PSS is love and dedication!