HUMAN CHOICES! – Oktafa Alfiansyah

Humans are often faced with various choices in their daily lives. These choices can relate to a variety of things, such as personal decisions, work, education, relationships, and more. The decision to choose is often an integral part of the human experience. There are several factors that can influence how we make choices, including personal values, available information, past experiences, current conditions, and future hopes and goals. When faced with a choice, some people feel confused or distressed for various reasons, such as fear of making a mistake, confusion between options, or because of the possible impact of the decision. However, it is important to remember that making choices is a natural part of life and an opportunity to learn and grow. Humans are always faced with choices, I define the body as an entity that is shackled by rules and feelings. my daily life is always bound by rules and feelings that envelop me, my actions such as waking up, eating, studying, staying still, daydreaming and others are proof that every action will form rules and feelings. I want to make this work through bodies that are bound by rules and feelings that shape them into human beings as they are, I want to see what rules and feelings are caused by bodies with different ways of life, beliefs, points of view, even I believe the rules and feelings will be different and shape their respective bodies including me as a human being bound by rules and feelings. Through the medium of experimental film and I would like to see the response of bodies with different beliefs, rules of life, perspectives, ideologies, etc. and see them make their choices.

MAN IN BLACK – Kinandhi Ibrahim

Telling about someone who is black is often underestimated by many people. This black skin affected life and was even bullied in his time. Things that affect from the environment, work, to romantic relationships. This discrimination causes a sense of confusion, unrest, and unease in living this life

MOTHER’S COOKING – Anisah Rizki

Masakan Ibu menciptakan pengalaman sensori yang membentuk kenangan mendalam. Hidangan-hidangan khas yang disiapkan oleh Ibu seringkali membekas dalam ingatan, membawa kehangatan, dan menjadi sumber energi terbesar. Setiap rempah yang tertuang dan bumbu yang diracik oleh tangannya adalah representasi dari cinta dan kasih sayang seorang Ibu tanpa perlu mengungkapkannya secara verbal.

HUMAN FRAGILITY IN THE BODY OF CINEMA – Annisa Faradila

The human body stores memories and emotions through physical and emotional responses influenced by the environment, from society’s temperature. Similarly, the celluloid film body of cinema also stores memories. The emotions embedded in celluloid can fade and be deterred, just like society and conditions can affect human beings. The body of the human body, the development of cinemas equivalent to the theme of humanity, and cinema memories are also human memories that are an embodiment of the human body. “Presinematic Emotions are similar to Preserving Human Emotions”

CHRONICLES OF COSMOS – Azlin Faqih

Integrating the wonders of the macrocosm, the intimacy of the microcosm, and the complexity of humanity through the lenses of physics and natural sciences. Presenting a narrative that interconnects galaxies with the subatomic world, challenging viewers to contemplate their role in the larger cosmic order to the minutest scale.

RETICENT TIES – Farhan Abyan

An experimental work that delves into the memories of a young child through a blend of non-linear narrative, visual abstraction and deep emotional atmosphere. This work takes the viewer through a series of fragments of memories that fly and drift, not bound by time or chronological order. Through visual play, this film invites the audience to immerse themselves in important moments in the life of this young child, while exploring themes of freedom of imagination, family warmth, and the journey of identity. This work is not just a film, but a sensory experience that evokes memories and feelings, creating an opportunity for each viewer to reflect on their own personal memories.

WHY ME? – Halimah Mimi

Experimentation in channeling feelings in the form of clay media. A work that represents the feeling of why a child who never asked himself to be born into the world must accept all the actions he previously committed (generation; parents, elders). This is a pressure and limitation for children, but it becomes a need and obligation to be accepted and live life.