Anza Indri Damayanti

A mother tells a fairy tale about the Moon Warrior who must save the Earth by accepting and refusing his requests according to his pact with the Star Devil to her daughter.

A girl named Bunga experiences self-alienation after the death of her younger sibling, whom she raised without the presence of their parents. This loss leads her to pour all her longing into writing poems on sticky notes, which she scatters across walls and objects that hold memories of her sibling. In her grief, Bunga develops a desire to let go of her identity as a human and become a flower in its truest form.

Fadhil, an unemployed cinephile, lives in trauma after being kidnapped, beaten, and most painfully, having his beloved cigarettes stolen by three pocongs and their boss, the Heavenly Demon. Driven by vengeance and the desire to reclaim his cigarettes, Fadhil accepts an offer from Ki Arak, the formidable “Guardian of the Realm,” to train in martial arts and supernatural powers, on the condition that he must not smoke until his mission is accomplished.

Aruna, a young woman who has just received a terminal diagnosis, chooses to spend her remaining days in solitude after her plea for help was ignored by her mother. Scarred by her childhood, Aruna has grown accustomed to burying her pain and loneliness alone. Amidst her struggle against her worsening illness, she finds a glimmer of happiness through a reunion with her best friend, Michelle.

Fadhil wanted to smoke, but he didn't have any cigarettes, while his friends did and were smoking their own cigarettes. So Fadhil felt frustrated, because he felt as if there were no more cigarettes left, as if they were the last cigarettes on earth.