Zahran Zainul Haq

A high school student in desperate need of money to pay for his mother’s medical treatment enters an illegal fight. However, along the way, he finds himself up against a criminal network in his quest for money, aided by his friend.

On his way to perform in the school’s end-of-semester show, a young boy stops to help a struggling rickshaw driver, risking being late for his big moment. But an unexpected twist on stage turns his small act of kindness into something truly magical.

In a desolate future where Earth has lost most of its atmosphere, two brothers Nathan and the ailing Reza journey across a barren land in search of a mythical flower their late mother once spoke of. As survival grows harder, their bond and fading hope become the last light in a dying world.

Two siblings are assigned to perform a sacred night ritual known as kemit. When they break the ancient rule, their defiance awakens something that demands a price far greater than they ever imagined.

One pleasant afternoon, a little girl called Gendis was playing happily with her mother in the park. They shared laughter and joy as they played dakon, her mother tenderly feeding her. Their playtime continued until it was time to go. However, after weeks of an agonizing search, Gendis was tragically found in a tree near their home. Her once bright face was covered in grime, her small body was frail, and she was surrounded by decaying food teeming with maggots.

After a devastating fire destroys their mountain village, a young girl and a pregnant woman seek refuge in an isolated wooden house. Haunted by trauma and surrounded by silence, strange events unfold marked by mysterious paper cranes slipping beneath the door. SENYAP explores the weight of memory, violence, and survival in a world where even silence has its own scream.