In order to celebrate Father’s Day, Gogor gets homework from school to write about his father. But, Gogor never knew his father, so he questions his mother. However, his mother refuses to answer because she has so much work to do. Gogor becomes worried that he won't be able to complete his homework.

While Abee is learning to recite the letters of the Quran, annoying buzzing sounds persist around his ears, causing him frustration and making it difficult to spell the letters clearly.

Formed between factual and fictional, future and past, material and incorporeal, scientific and magic, Monisme reflects the intermingled relationships between people in Mount Merapi.

Traumatized by witnessing the death of a close friend, a child kept coming back to the spring hollow, finding ways to free himself of guilt, sorrow, and accusations.

Autistic teenager Jati struggles with change when his brother's breakup disrupts their routine — so he tries to find him a new girlfriend.

Ayu, who has been living away from home, returns to her hometown to help her mother, Mrs. Kus, prepare the manggar gudeg (a traditional Indonesian dish) for the Kupatan (Indonesian traditional Kupatan) celebration. At a Family Welfare (PKK) meeting, Mrs. Kus proudly offers to cook the manggar gudeg, even though the main ingredient, manggar, is becoming increasingly difficult to find due to climate change. This difficulty sparks a heated debate between Ayu and Mrs. Kus at the market, until they meet Mr. Budi, who ultimately helps them obtain the manggar. Through this emotional journey, Ayu learns about the power of women and the importance of preserving family heritage.

A construction worker, arrives at a house he is assigned to demolish, only to have the place reopen the shadows of his past.