Asia-International Competition
Amazing Fantastic Extraordinary People
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Angga, an office worker, is trapped in mounting online loan debt. At his lowest point, a friend invites him to a financial seminar that turns into an absurd spectacle. As the line between motivation and manipulation begins to blur, Angga finds himself caught in an inner conflict between logic and the dream of false salvation.
- Director
- Nadina Habsjah & Yusgunawan Marto
- Time
- 0:19:59
- Country
- Indonesia
- Genre
- Drama
- Year
- 2025
- Cast
- Muh Thoriq as Angga, Ruth Marini as Bunda Mira, Farhan Arief as Ridwan, Albert Dicludong as Will, Lala Jasin as Nadin
Awards Nominations
Jogja-NETPAC Asian Film Festival 2025 (Indonesia) Layar Indonesiana Special Screening
Director
Nadina Habsjah & Yusgunawan Marto
Nadina Habsjah
Nadina finished her Masters degree at the University of Technology Sydney, Australia. Nadina has co-produced several series as well as several feature films in Indonesia.
Yusgunawan Marto
Yusgunawan study filmmaking at the Art Institute of Houston. His dream is to make films that are raw, visceral, and exciting, but ultimately tragic and heartbreaking.
Cast
Muh Thoriq as Angga, Ruth Marini as Bunda Mira, Farhan Arief as Ridwan, Albert Dicludong as Will, Lala Jasin as Nadin
Screening
Screening Venue
| Venue | Schedule | Ticket Reservation |
|---|---|---|
| WITH HARAJUKU HALL | 2026.06.07 [Sun] 17:20-19:10 |
Online Screening
| Online | schedule | Online Screening |
|---|---|---|
| Online Screening | 2026.06.11 [Thu] - 2026.06.30 [Tue] |
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What truly intrigue us is the number of otherwise intelligent friends and family members who have become happily entangled in spiritual or Cult-style movements. This phenomenon, watching thoughtful people willingly surrender their critical judgment, is the core driving force behind this project. This is why we deliberately crafted the character Bunda Mira to be ambiguous. Is she genuinely benevolent? What are her true motives? We want the audience to grapple with these questions long after the credits roll.