Bilbo Luansa

When their mortgage application is rejected by the bank due to insufficient income, a married couple, Rendi and Suci, who work as cleaning service workers, must find a way to raise a 100 million down payment as instructed by the bank officer so that the following installments will be lighter. Pressured by the situation, they rack their brains and try various ways to gather that amount of money.

After hearing that his father was sick, Gian returns to Singkawang, only to find that Han, his father, has been lying in order to ask him to continue the family Choipan shop. Caught in a clash of egos, Gian chooses to leave again for the city. However, along the way, he realizes something about the question of what it truly means to return home.

After the sudden loss of their father, a pair of siblings Laila and Raga are compelled to retell his passing to each family member, each holding on to their own version of the truth, until grief itself begins to question what it means to grieve.

When their mortgage application is rejected by the bank due to insufficient income, a married couple, Rendi and Suci, who work as cleaning service workers, must find a way to raise a 100 million down payment as instructed by the bank officer so that the following installments will be lighter. Pressured by the situation, they rack their brains and try various ways to gather that amount of money.

After hearing that his father was sick, Gian returns to Singkawang, only to find that Han, his father, has been lying in order to ask him to continue the family Choipan shop. Caught in a clash of egos, Gian chooses to leave again for the city. However, along the way, he realizes something about the question of what it truly means to return home.

After hearing that his father was sick, Gian returns to Singkawang, only to find that Han, his father, has been lying in order to ask him to continue the family Choipan shop. Caught in a clash of egos, Gian chooses to leave again for the city. However, along the way, he realizes something about the question of what it truly means to return home.

After the sudden loss of their father, a pair of siblings Laila and Raga are compelled to retell his passing to each family member, each holding on to their own version of the truth, until grief itself begins to question what it means to grieve.

After the sudden loss of their father, a pair of siblings Laila and Raga are compelled to retell his passing to each family member, each holding on to their own version of the truth, until grief itself begins to question what it means to grieve.