Marcella Dwiyani

Guided by his best friend Aradhana, Aksara practices confessing his feelings to the girl of his dreams. However, an unexpected kiss mid-rehearsal changes everything and sparks feelings he never knew existed. Even after winning his crush's heart, the success feels strange and empty. Trapped between a smile and unspoken regret, Aksara is left haunted by what could have been with Aradhana.

To regain the warmth he had lost, Damar dressed and presented himself like his mother. Not as an attempt to find his identity, but as a simple way to ease his longing. However, despite his efforts, social stigma caused people to view him negatively, even though Damar simply wanted to rediscover the person who had once made him feel at home.

Amid the relentless pressure of looming deadlines, Nala (25), an illustrator, finds herself trapped in an art block that leaves her unable to complete her work. When she discovers a paper crane origami and her late mother's childhood sketchbook, she begins retracing the memories that first sparked her love for drawing. Through fragments of the past filled with hope, joy, and pain, Nala realizes that she has spent so much time chasing expectations that she has forgotten why she started creating in the first place. This journey leads her to embrace every experience both painful and beautiful as an essential part of who she has become. With a renewed sense of purpose, Nala picks up her pencil once again, not in pursuit of perfection, but to create honestly and reconnect with herself.

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Guided by his best friend Aradhana, Aksara practices confessing his feelings to the girl of his dreams. However, an unexpected kiss mid-rehearsal changes everything and sparks feelings he never knew existed. Even after winning his crush's heart, the success feels strange and empty. Trapped between a smile and unspoken regret, Aksara is left haunted by what could have been with Aradhana.

To regain the warmth he had lost, Damar dressed and presented himself like his mother. Not as an attempt to find his identity, but as a simple way to ease his longing. However, despite his efforts, social stigma caused people to view him negatively, even though Damar simply wanted to rediscover the person who had once made him feel at home.