Galih Saesar Wicaksono

That night, those people tried to turn themselves into fish (?)

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.

Fadhil wanted to smoke, but he didn't have any cigarettes, while his friends did and were smoking their own cigarettes. So Fadhil felt frustrated, because he felt as if there were no more cigarettes left, as if they were the last cigarettes on earth.

To complete a school assignment about family, Ayi (9)—a mischievous little girl—must overcome her intense aversion to her grandmother's pungent breath to learn how to paint. However, her struggle only results in her painting a solid blue canvas, earning her a zero at school.

An old analog news broadcast archive containing a threatening message: “I’ll shoot you in the head on the street”

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.

To complete a school assignment about family, Ayi (9)—a mischievous little girl—must overcome her intense aversion to her grandmother's pungent breath to learn how to paint. However, her struggle only results in her painting a solid blue canvas, earning her a zero at school.