Paksi Muzhafir

J (23), an agent who wishes to return to a normal life, is assigned one final mission by his superior: to go undercover as an illegal courier. He sneaks into the environment to take down the drug dealers. At first, J enjoys his work. However, as time goes on, he carries out his duties reluctantly. He tries to quit his job, but doubts always linger in his mind. All that pressure left J unsure of what to do, and it was his own choices that trapped him in a dangerous cycle. There was one final mission for J and it truly became his last, because everything changed when his identity was exposed during that final mission.

Jovial, a young filmmaker on the verge of directing his first feature, meets his former lover, Kadisya, at a quiet cafe as a steady rain blurs the world outside. He has come to return a weathered box—a collection of relics from their shared past. What begins as careful, lighthearted conversation about their careers, old jokes, and fading dreams soon begins to peel back the layers of a relationship that once left them both emotionally drained. Surrounded by the aroma of coffee, letters that have yellowed with time, and old music albums, they are finally forced to confront the unspoken questions that lingered long after they parted: why they truly let go, and whether the "okay" they claim to be today is a reality or just a mask. That night, amidst the clinking of porcelain and the rhythm of the rain, a small decision made at a cafe table fundamentally shifts how they choose to remember their history.

Biru (9), a young boy, runs away from home after witnessing a violent argument between his parents triggered by financial strain. However, the path he takes transforms into a strange, surreal labyrinth. During his flight, Biru encounters "object-human" figures that represent the stages of his mother's grief.