Muhammad Jaya

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About a boy and his father that stole donation box from a mosque.

Tuhing is the Kutai people’s belief about the consequences of violating certain ethics. Imus (24) chooses to sleep without cleaning himself or his room. He begins having nightmares about his neighbourhood, which will be affected by constructing the country’s new capital. Eventually, he wakes up, realising he has fallen under Tuhing. Now aware, he starts to clean himself and tidy his room. But tragically, the impact of Tuhing claims his life right there in his room.

Anggi, a 23-year-old pharmacist, was forced to marry a 44-year-old man chosen by her mother, named Sinatra. However, Granny Buring asks Anggi to surrender her marriage fate to nature, through prayers for her ancestors.

Acil Idah, a coffee shop vendor, has to live with her daughter in an environment of prostitution. Her life is full of gossip about her and her daughter, but she still survives and always realizes that the truth of her life only belongs to people who understand her condition.

No synopsis available yet.

No synopsis available yet.

About a boy and his father that stole donation box from a mosque.

Tuhing is the Kutai people’s belief about the consequences of violating certain ethics. Imus (24) chooses to sleep without cleaning himself or his room. He begins having nightmares about his neighbourhood, which will be affected by constructing the country’s new capital. Eventually, he wakes up, realising he has fallen under Tuhing. Now aware, he starts to clean himself and tidy his room. But tragically, the impact of Tuhing claims his life right there in his room.

Anggi, a 23-year-old pharmacist, was forced to marry a 44-year-old man chosen by her mother, named Sinatra. However, Granny Buring asks Anggi to surrender her marriage fate to nature, through prayers for her ancestors.

Acil Idah, a coffee shop vendor, has to live with her daughter in an environment of prostitution. Her life is full of gossip about her and her daughter, but she still survives and always realizes that the truth of her life only belongs to people who understand her condition.

Acil Idah, a coffee shop vendor, has to live with her daughter in an environment of prostitution. Her life is full of gossip about her and her daughter, but she still survives and always realizes that the truth of her life only belongs to people who understand her condition.