UMN (Universitas Multimedia Nusantara)

Rina wants to tell her best friend, Eli, about her arranged marriage, by dating her on the last night they could be together.

Pandu is a boy living in a slum area. One day while scavenging, Pandu saw an object flying in the sky. He chased the object until he ran into a girl with her older brother, who was playing with a drone. The girl wanted the drone, so her older brother lent it to her. He smiled and a rainbow appeared above the girl's head. Seeing this, Pandu's heart was moved and he tried to make the people around him happy to see the rainbow again.

A cargo plane pilot is trapped alone with his ship in Earth's orbit due to a nuclear war. Until one day he finds a connection with someone else in space.

It is late at night, after work. Lena heads to her car in the basement. There is a masked man waiting for her. The masked man chases her and tries to kill her. She eventually escapes. But everything starts from the beginning, all over again.

Tito, a determined manager, sets his sights on marrying Tirza, but her father's unexpected question triggers his deepest fear: circumcision. Facing a daunting dilemma, Tito embarks on a slapstick quest to overcome his fear, leading to a sidesplitting journey of absurd antics and unexpected revelations in his pursuit of love.

A hitman is assigned to kill a male office worker, but he thinks he has seen the man before.

A student who has graduated from a computer science degree, attends a job interview at a company, but his deafness makes him doubtful.

A surrealist dance film about the history of Gerajak, a committee consisting of village apparatus and farm workers. Gerajak was formed to carry out agrarian reform in the midst of famine and suffering in Gunung Kidul, 1963. This condition became a momentum for destructive behavior in the society.

Joni, a lonely junkman, struggles to avoid being distracted by an annoying Narrator who disapproves of his love affair with a poster.

Anton ran away from home to study in Paris. After a scholarship scam, he ends up in Serpong. He meets Komang, who will then take him around to find Paris within Serpong.

Edwin was in a dilemma after his daughter ran away from home because she didn't get his blessing for her love affair. This condition makes him trapped in the collections of bizarre dreams and experiences about his daughter.

On February the 26th, 2010, a girl from Bajawa, Yohana Veronca Mole, ended her life by jumping into the crater of Kelimutu. This incident left deep scar in Yuliana, a middle-aged woman who is also the mother of Vera. Several years later, on 2014, Yuliana tried remembering back the bitter memory from her deceased daughter’s photographs, the recording of her funeral procession, and the footage of the ritual for the dead. Yuliana told everything she could remember on the death of her daughter.

Agung lives with his mother in a remote village on a mountain. Apart from having to deal with his obsessive compulsive disorder (OCD), Agung must maintain a harmonious relationship with his mother and their past trauma.

a short film by Skolastika Lupitawina

Eleven years has passed, 16 villages are flooded by mud in Sidoarjo. Locals are forced to get used to the disaster and managed to create jobs on their own. They are selling the view of their drowned villages as tourist attraction and motorbike taxis to ride along the mud shore. Everyday, the motorbike taxi drivers shares their experience when the mud erupted and drowned their villages with the tourists.

Nadia (15) spends her last day riding a motorbike with her boyfriend with among feelings of loss before leaving Palu and being sent to Islamic Border School by her Dad (50) who always forbids her from dating.

A short documentary about an elderly couple who grew old together in a house. In their old age, they recount important moments in their lives, such as the first time they met.

Tanu and Fani, a newly-married couple, had to cancel their honeymoon plans to Bali due to a riot in Jakarta, 1998.

Since March 2020, Indonesia was hit by the COVID-19 pandemic, forcing Indonesians to self-quarantine at home. However, the pandemic didn’t stop them from doing activities at home just as much as they would outdoors. The pandemic didn’t silence them. The crowds are still heard, albeit online. There is no more gaze, all that remains is sound.