Abiyyu Farell

Ojol Man is getting ready to deliver a package to a place filled with odd people.

A group of film students at ISI Yogyakarta is making a documentary about disability. As they worked on the documentary, they began to have concerns about the topic and felt they couldn’t fully understand it, yet they had to take responsibility for their work before it was screened. Eventually, they reflected on their mistakes and decided to turn their journey into a documentary.

While the boys were chatting, Alvian Supra was asked if he had prayed yesterday. He simply replied that God did not exist and swear on it.

About statues and men.

Fadhil, an unemployed cinephile, lives in trauma after being kidnapped, beaten, and most painfully, having his beloved cigarettes stolen by three pocongs and their boss, the Heavenly Demon. Driven by vengeance and the desire to reclaim his cigarettes, Fadhil accepts an offer from Ki Arak, the formidable “Guardian of the Realm,” to train in martial arts and supernatural powers, on the condition that he must not smoke until his mission is accomplished.

Death is born from repetition, when two people meet and speak without ever truly drawing close, exchanging words stripped of intimacy, until feelings emerge in the hollow space between them, feelings that quietly invite death to follow, lingering in every encounter.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

Take us away.

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