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.

People come and gather to... do nothing?

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.

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.

Agung's seemingly neverending obsession for finding an alien blue worm after seeing it in his dream drives Bima, a film student's obsession for becoming a film director to make it his documentary group assigment's topic.

Agung's seemingly neverending obsession for finding an alien blue worm after seeing it in his dream drives Bima, a film student's obsession for becoming a film director to make it his documentary group assigment's topic.

Agung's seemingly neverending obsession for finding an alien blue worm after seeing it in his dream drives Bima, a film student's obsession for becoming a film director to make it his documentary group assigment's topic.

Imam, a stubborn teenager, continues to neglect his prayers despite his mother's constant reminders. Their conflict escalates until his mother chooses to remain silent and give in. The silence at home after their argument leads Imam to discover the meaning behind his mother's admonishments.

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.

Since childhood, Bombom only wanted a birthday party. But an “illness” that makes him explode when he's too happy forced him to live in fear of happiness itself.