Jangan Buang Ibu (2026) Movie Script
WREDHA KASIH ABADI NURSING HOME
WREDHA KASIH ABADI NURSING HOME
Why are you laughing, Grandma?
Just like when you were little.
Do you know?
Mom loves to make these too.
The same donuts as yours.
But I can tell
that your donuts are unbeatable!
Grandma, spill the recipe!
"Spill"?
You're so funny, Grandma.
Yes, Grandma, "spill."
"Spill" means you tell me the recipe.
That's what "spill" is.
Such a weird term.
The ingredients are
flour,
eggs,
butter,
yeast,
and my love for my granddaughter.
Grandma!
You're so sweet!
"Co cweet."
It means "so sweet," but even sweeter.
"Honey, co cweet."
Do this, Grandma.
Come on.
"Co cweet."
Yes!
Look at this mess.
Grandma.
But you're not mad at Mom and Dad, right?
Why would I be mad?
Because you're here.
I get it.
Your mom and dad are busy.
But when Dad was little,
you worked
while taking care of three kids.
So, why can't those three kids
take care of their one mother?
Hey.
Wake up.
Come on.
Wake up.
Come on.
Peek-a-boo!
Tama.
- Write it with nice handwriting, okay?
- Okay, Mom.
MOM'S DONUHey, we're going to fall.
Hey, we're going to fall.
Let me finish it first.
Hey, go take a shower first.
COIN TELEPHONE
Big brother!
Come on, let's eat.
MOM'S DONU- This is for you to take to school.
- Yes, Mom.
Your donuts really are special, Mom!
The tastiest in this village.
Only in this village?
- Village
- In the world.
MOM'S DONUHere's the money.
- Thanks!
- Okay.
What are you doing?
What kind of donut is this?
No colorful chocolate sprinkles on it.
What is that white thingy on the donut?
Is that dust?
No! That must be Tama's dried saliva.
- Saliva donut!
- Saliva donut!
Don't drool when you sleep.
I'm afraid I'll get poisoned.
Are you hungry,
or do you just love the donuts?
What's wrong?
What's wrong with you?
MOM'S DONUPeace be upon you.
Tama.
Did all the donuts sell out?
Yes, Mom. Here's the money.
All sold out?
Yes.
You're good at selling them.
Tama.
It's okay if you can't sell them all.
Only one got sold.
Mom, are you mad at me?
I'm not mad at you.
But I'm disappointed.
Why can't you be honest with me?
Mrs. Juju told me
that you ate all the donuts at the bridge.
How many did you eat?
All of them.
Next time
Take better care of your stomach.
Yes, Mom.
Don't force yourself
to eat that many.
Go in.
I'll make you tea.
Your dad
Is a good son.
But
He often bottles up his feelings.
I haven't been
a good mother to them.
Grandma!
Don't say that.
Mrs. Risti.
Mrs. Yanti.
Where have you been?
I just collected my pension money.
Say hi to Grandma Yanti.
Hello, Grandma.
I'm Marsha, but people call me Caca.
Caca.
My granddaughter.
Oh, your granddaughter.
It's nice
to have your granddaughter come visit you.
When will your kids come?
Just pray that they will come.
Okay.
I'm going to my room.
Bye, Caca.
- Bye.
- Take care, Grandma.
I'm going to call Dad.
I'm going to tell him to come visit you.
No. Don't.
He's busy.
- Hello, Ca?
- Hello, Dad.
Grandma's here. She wants to talk to you.
You want to chat, right, Grandma?
Hi!
Hello, Mom.
Just a minute.
You
Wait.
- Okay, thank you.
- What took you so long to join the call?
The nurse is calling me.
Zayn, give my phone back.
Someone's calling.
Zayn, just a minute.
Peace be upon you, Mom.
Peace be upon you too.
Zayn, just a minute.
I still want to play!
- It's Grandma! Zayn just drew something.
- Everyone's here.
It's a nice drawing. Look. It's so nice!
But he hasn't colored it yet.
- Wi
- Color this.
- Wi
- I'm going to chat with Grandma.
Yes, Mom?
Say hi to your mother-in-law.
She's here.
Mama.
- My mom sends her regards.
- Tama's always busy.
Hello.
I hope you're well.
Tama, have you eaten?
I have.
Is the paperwork done yet?
Just a little more.
Why are you on a video call
instead of working?
Print it now.
We're having the meeting now.
Okay.
Mom, Caca.
I'm having a meeting now.
- We'll continue this later.
- Big brother?
Dad?
Tri.
Where are you, Tri?
I'm seeing the doctor with Rani.
Hi, Mom.
Rani, are you well?
Thank God I'm well.
Mrs. Ranisa Julianti?
We have to go.
We're meeting the doctor now.
Bye.
- Okay.
- I'm seeing the doctor. I'll visit you.
Or we'll plan something.
You made plans last week,
then canceled them.
Now you want to make plans again?
What if you cancel them again?
- Dewi.
- We can arrange another time.
- Enough.
- Look.
Say goodbye. Bye.
- Bye, Mom.
- Bye.
- Take care.
- Sit with me.
Come here.
Have you said hi to your grandma?
Say hello to Grandma.
Hello, Zayn.
You can't do that.
I'll tell your dad that you're naughty.
You can't do that.
I want to talk to your grandma now.
Just go play over there.
Dewi. Don't be too hard on him.
Sorry, Mom.
By the way,
I'm sorry I couldn't send you
any money this month.
Tri needs help.
I don't understand
why he needs financial help.
He works too.
I don't know what he did with his money.
He only just started working.
Go easy on him, okay?
Mom!
- Zayn! Zayn, wait.
- I want to play!
- I'll call you later, okay, Mom?
- Okay.
- Zayn. Peace be upon you.
- Peace be upon you too.
Thank you, Caca.
You're welcome, Grandma.
Tama, Dad's home!
Mom, Dad's home!
Dad's home!
Dad's home!
Dad!
Why are you stinky?
Have you showered yet?
Not yet.
Why not?
Dad, look.
Tama and I built a tent.
Tama, why is it so messy here?
Nice, isn't it?
Tidy up.
What?
What is this?
Tama and I built a house.
- Nice, isn't it?
- It's nice.
Dad's home.
Why are you being like this?
Dad's home.
Mom?
What?
Here.
Enough. Stop playing around with this.
Just play inside your tent.
Yes, Mom.
Dad's home.
Dad's home!
Honey.
The necklace.
Whose is it?
It's none of your business.
Who's the woman?
Which one is she?
How long has it been?
Leave her.
The kids don't need to know.
Honey, why can't you?
This has been going on for a long time.
I can't.
How is it different from before?
She's pregnant.
She's five months pregnant.
You hurt four people at once!
Why, honey?
Why?
What did I do wrong?
Why do you keep doing this to me?
You keep doing this.
It hurts!
I promise I'll be fair.
How could you say "fair"?
You've never been fair!
You leave her, or I'll leave you!
Are you sure about what you're saying?
Why are we talking about leaving?
You can do it, right?
- Hasn't it always been like that?
- But that's not the problem.
You left the kids and me
for months without a word.
This is why
I don't feel comfortable at home!
I'm tired after work!
And then I see you!
You only add to my problems!
You can't even take care
of the kids properly!
Look at Tama.
He's a weak boy.
Dewi isn't getting proper care either.
What are you doing at home anyway?
Honey, you can insult me,
but don't insult the kids.
Do you realize
That they need you?
But you're never there for them!
It makes no difference
whether you're here or not!
Leave!
Just leave!
Why haven't you tidied this up?
I told you to tidy this up!
Why haven't you done it?
Why don't you understand? Throw it away!
What?
Move.
Move!
Dad!
Where are you going?
I'm leaving, okay?
Stay at home with your mother.
Okay?
- Tama.
- Dad
It hurts.
- This is the deed.
- Okay.
- The keys.
- Thanks.
I'll transfer the rest
of the money tomorrow, okay?
Okay.
Let's go.
- Tama, don't.
- Let me help.
Don't. Let me. It's heavy.
It's okay. You're pregnant.
Okay. Just the small one.
Let's go.
- Thanks.
- Okay.
- Take care.
- Bye.
Take care, ma'am.
Thanks.
Let's go, sir.
Get on, Tama.
Dewi will sit on Tama's lap.
Okay, Mom.
Let me hold that.
Mom.
In Jakarta, I'll make new friends, right?
Yes.
The kids over there are not mean, right?
There will always be mean kids
who don't like us.
But that's just life.
We have to face it.
It's okay to cry once in a while.
But we need to be strong after that.
We have to be brave.
We have to get back up. Got it, Tama?
Yes, Mom.
Be careful.
Yes, Mom.
Where are we going, Mom?
Are we going to Dad's house?
Dad isn't going to come home again, Dewi.
Stop hoping.
Tama.
- Mrs. Risti?
- Yes, that's me.
- This is the deed.
- Tama, please help me.
Let me.
- And here are the keys.
- Thanks.
Come in.
NO SMOKING IN THIS AREA
Dewi.
Wake up. Our little brother has been born.
Come on.
- Peace be upon you.
- Peace be upon you.
Peace be upon you too.
Tama.
Yes, Mom?
Please say the adhan in his ear.
It won't stop raining.
Why am I short on money?
It must be Tria.
Dewi!
Don't speak carelessly.
Why do you keep defending him?
That's a crime, Mom.
He's stealing your money.
That's why Tria needs to go to college,
so he doesn't become a criminal.
I'm just a vocational school graduate,
and I have no criminal record.
- I never steal your money.
- You know that's not what I mean.
What, then?
What are you going to do with him?
I'm sending him to college,
but he still keeps failing his classes.
Enough, stop defending him.
Stop spoiling him. He's grown up.
Dewi.
Out of all my children,
he's the only one
who never knew a father's love.
That's what you always say.
Did I get his love?
I didn't either.
But he never knew your father.
He never met him.
That's it. That's the reason.
He never met him,
but he acts exactly like his father.
I'm going now.
What about the food?
- Diet.
- Peace be upon you.
Peace be upon you too.
- Leaving for work, Dewi?
- Peace be upon you too.
- Yes.
- So early. It's still raining.
If I'm late, they're going to dock my pay.
It's unusual for you to be here.
Where's Asti?
She's taking her parents to Wonosobo.
No wonder you're coming here.
No one cooks for you at home?
Looking for a free meal, huh?
What's wrong with that?
Well, then
Top up the meter, it's beeping.
You should do it. You have a job now.
I topped it up yesterday.
And it's already used up?
Then you're wasting electricity.
Do you think I'm the only one living here?
Tria. Tria is the wasteful one.
Dewi.
- Peace be upon you.
- Peace be upon you too.
Be careful, it's raining.
Mom.
Tama. Have you eaten?
Not yet. I want to eat your cooking.
See you again at Laju Mart.
You're welcome.
Welcome to Laju Mart.
Do you have a membership?
No.
Would you like to sign up?
What are the benefits?
We have a buy-one-get-one-free promo.
This chocolate here.
And there's also a promotion on these.
We've got medicated oil, cooking oil,
wet wipes, and tissues.
If you need them,
you can get everything at once.
Sorry, are you Dewi Mayasari?
From 505 Vocational High School?
Class 3B.
Yes.
Hanif.
Forgot about me?
Right. Sorry.
Sorry, I forgot, Mr. Hanif...
Hanif. So
Just a moment, sir.
So, do you want to join the membership?
Sure, if I can get your number.
Sorry. It's rude, isn't it?
Just those.
And this, the chocolate.
The total is 145,800 rupiah.
- Thanks.
- You're welcome.
Are you canceling this purchase?
For you.
Miss.
- Yes, sir.
- Here.
Sorry. Okay.
IT FEELS WEIRD THAT SOMEONE CAN COME
AND MAKE YOUR LIFE FEEL LIGHTER
- Hi.
- Hanif?
Are you off work yet?
Soon.
Let's grab a meal together after this.
Sir.
- Two portions.
- Okay.
Do you live nearby?
No.
I live in Pejompongan.
That's pretty far.
What are you doing here?
I had a meeting around here yesterday.
I ran into you while I was buying water.
So did you have another meeting
around here today?
No.
I just wanted to see you.
Why?
Because I want to see you.
What's wrong?
Is someone going to be mad?
No.
Well, good.
Then I can try to win you over.
Hanif, I'm not ready
to be close to anyone.
Why?
But Grandma
How did Aunt Dewi
and Uncle Hanif get married?
Since Grandpa was not around.
Ouch, it hurts!
It hurts!
Same here.
This
Is what I'm proud of
about your aunt and uncle.
They never gave up.
Grandma, tell me more
about how Aunt Dewi
and Uncle Hanif got married.
You know I never ask for anything.
Just this one thing.
Please talk to Dad.
What can I do, Dewi?
We still haven't heard from him.
Haven't heard from him?
I added him on Facebook last year.
But Dad and his kids blocked me.
That means he was still alive.
Okay, what do you want now?
Find him!
Look for him until you find him.
I just want to get married.
After that, I don't care
if he lives or dies.
- I just want that.
- You have me.
I can be your guardian.
Why do you have to wait for him
and keep hoping for him?
Would you rather have
a court-appointed guardian?
We can do that if Dad's dead.
The thing is he's still alive.
When Tama and Asti got married,
it wasn't this complicated.
It's easy for you guys.
You don't need a guardian to get married.
Do you understand that I'm a woman?
Just say Dad's dead.
Problem's solved, right?
And what would Hanif's family say?
That I'm a liar?
I already told them Dad was still alive.
Dewi.
Calm down.
Let Tama be your guardian.
I don't want that.
He's been like a father to us
all this time anyway.
Okay? Let him.
I don't want that. I want Dad.
Excuse me.
Yes? Wait a minute.
I want to ask something.
Have you ever seen this person?
He lives in the alley over there.
- Okay. Thank you.
- You're welcome.
Who is she looking for?
She showed me a photo
of someone who lives there.
Excuse me.
- Can I
- It's a dead end.
Thanks.
- Excuse me.
- Yes?
I want to ask something.
Have you ever seen this person?
- Over there.
- There?
- Thanks.
- You're welcome.
Ma'am.
Excuse me. I want to ask something.
Have you ever seen this person?
He used to live here,
but the place has been sold.
I hereby give my younger sister,
Dewi Mayasari binti Ridho Nur Arief,
in marriage to you,
Maulana Hanif bin Abdullah,
with a dowry of a set of prayer items
and 10 grams of gold, paid in full.
I accept the marriage
of Dewi Mayasari binti Ridho Nur Arief
with the specified dowry, paid in full.
- Witnesses, is it valid?
- It's valid.
Thank God.
After this, honeymoon.
Are you ready?
What are you saying?
Take care of her, okay?
Forgive me.
I'm sorry.
I've only been a burden to your marriage.
I'm sorry for not being able
to make your father a part of your life.
Forgive me.
I wish you a happy marriage.
That's all I want for you.
Why are you apologizing?
It's not your fault.
It's Dad's fault.
Hey.
My granddaughter.
It's already evening.
Don't pretend to sleep.
Go home.
Can I stay the night here?
Have you asked your parents' permission?
I haven't.
Come on.
Don't go home by motorbike taxi.
Thank God, I got pocket money.
But you have to go home by taxi.
But if I go home by taxi,
you'll let me stay the night next time.
Okay?
I'll try my best.
Deal!
Here, wear your shoes.
Grandma.
I have something for you.
Here.
A book for you.
"Me and My Grandma."
Yes.
Grandma.
I will miss you so much.
You can come back here.
For sure.
I'll be waiting for you.
Grandma.
I'm leaving.
Peace be upon you.
Peace be upon you too.
Bye, Grandma!
Bye.
Can't you spare half an hour?
Grandma is all alone.
It's only for a call.
You've been going there often
to keep her company.
But it's different.
She misses you and Mom.
What can I do? I have a lot of work to do.
Your mom's busy.
We just haven't had the time.
- Can't you spare just a little...
- Marsha!
Your dad meant
Look at us. We still have
a lot of things to do at home.
And we still need to take care
of you and cook for you.
You'll get it one day when you're older.
How's school? Are you focused on studying?
I am.
To become smarter.
So I can go to college.
To get a nice job
and have lots of money.
When I have lots of money,
I'll use it to put you in a nursing home.
Marsha!
Why are you blaming me?
You should blame Dad.
Do you realize, Dad?
You could go to college, graduate,
and get a good job thanks to Grandma.
See?
Everything I say is wrong.
- I can never do anything right.
- Hey.
Marsha, where are you going? Marsha!
Marsha, don't walk out on your parents
mid-conversation. It's rude!
Honey.
You have to say something.
Keep your daughter in check.
- Ma'am.
- Morning, ma'am.
- Morning, ma'am.
- Bye!
Are you leaving for work?
- You came from the mosque?
- Yes.
- Bye.
- Bye.
- Sir.
- Yes, ma'am.
- Here.
- Okay.
- I'm leaving them here. Thanks.
- Okay.
- Good afternoon.
- The one on the left is empty.
- Thanks.
- Thanks.
Ma'am. Sir.
- Ma'am.
- How were sales?
- Thank God, there are only a few left.
- Thank God it's selling well.
Here's the money. Count it first.
- It's fine. I trust you.
- Mom!
Tama?
Why are you here? It's unusual of you.
- I can't wait to tell you something.
- What?
I've finished my studies.
Thank goodness.
Yes, sir. Thank God.
Just waiting for the graduation ceremony.
Sir, ma'am.
My son has completed his studies.
He's a college graduate.
Thank God.
You have a great son.
- Congrats.
- Thanks.
- Just pray for me.
- Congrats.
- Take this home.
- Are you sure?
- I'm sure.
- Thanks.
It's fine.
Mom.
Once I get a job,
you won't have to work anymore.
Thank you, Tama.
Mom, when I get my first paycheck,
what do you want?
Mom.
It doesn't have to be expensive.
Tama.
You deserve to be celebrated
once in a while.
This color.
That model.
Tama
I'm sorry.
- Bye!
- Okay. Bye!
All right, everyone.
CENDIKIA UNIVERSITY JAKARTA
Come here.
Three times.
Not like that.
- Done!
- Nice!
Morning, sir.
Excuse me, sir.
Anything I can help you with?
I want to visit my mom.
- What's her name?
- Ristiana.
Oh, Grandma.
She's doing aerobics.
You can meet her after that.
Okay.
May I ask where you're from?
I'm from Jakarta.
I thought you came from out of town.
No.
Usually, people who bring
their parents here come from out of town.
- Right.
- Please excuse us.
- Of course.
- Excuse us.
Exhale.
Inhale.
Exhale.
Inhale.
Exhale.
Inhale again.
Wait.
How do you feel? Refreshed?
Let's continue.
Breathe.
Inhale from down there.
Exhale.
Now, how do you feel?
Are you starting to feel comfortable?
Let's continue to the next phase.
We are going
to practice abdominal breathing.
MR. TAMA, THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS WANTS
TO SEE OUR LATEST PRESENTATION AT 10.
Inhale.
Exhale.
Now, let's do a breathing exercise.
Inhale.
Exhale slowly.
Exhale again.
How do you feel?
Inhale.
Exhale.
Inhale again.
Exhale.
Inhale.
Exhale.
I'm sorry, Dad.
- I won't do it again.
- I told you!
Do you even listen?
I do.
What did I say?
I won't wet the bed again.
Pee in the bathroom before you sleep!
Do you use your ears to listen?
- I do.
- Use your brain too!
Where do people pee?
In the bathroom.
So, why did you wet the bed? Why?
Honey.
Stop.
Come on, it's embarrassing.
You're grown up and still wet the bed.
It hurts.
It hurts.
Can you shut up?
Stop crying, or I'll hit you again!
Do you want that?
Enough.
Such a crybaby.
Discipline your son.
Tama.
Dad!
You're home.
- Happy?
- Yes.
Look what I brought you.
This is for me?
Thanks, Dad!
Tama, look. Dad gave me a plush toy.
Look.
Here.
This is for you, Tama.
- Let me open it.
- Okay.
I'll never leave again.
Sit here.
Okay.
Hey, baby.
Who is this?
- Come here.
- No need.
- It's okay.
- No need.
Let me hold him.
Come here.
What is this?
You're laughing.
He's laughing.
Hey.
I'm sorry.
I'm sorry.
Look.
What's that?
Look what Dewi is holding.
A plush toy. Show him.
Show him the plush toy.
Cute, isn't it?
Tama.
Don't get mad at me.
I know
you're mad because your dad came.
If he's rough on you again
I will defend you.
Peace be upon you.
Dewi.
Hey.
What's going on here?
Peace be upon you.
Mom?
What's wrong?
My money
My marriage certificate
And the property deed
were taken by your dad.
You didn't move up a grade last year,
and now you're trying to steal money?
I'm not the only one, sir.
- I'm only following orders.
- You're involved.
What did you use the money for?
Gambling?
Drugs? Alcohol?
- No.
- Don't lie!
I'm not lying.
I only used it to buy cosplay materials.
I don't know how to deal with you.
Should I call your mom over?
But she's been coming here too often.
Do you want me to call
your dad over instead?
I don't have a father anymore.
No wonder.
What?
Afraid?
Mark my words.
You will have no future.
Sit down!
Disrespectful.
Excuse me, sir.
- Sorry. Here, I brought donuts.
- Yes.
I already ate, ma'am. Thank you.
Please, forgive my son.
It was a lapse in judgment.
Once or twice is a lapse in judgment,
but not when it keeps happening.
Please.
I'm begging you.
I'm not sure your son
can continue his studies here.
Sir.
I'm begging you.
I beg you to forgive my son.
I'm begging you.
- I'm begging you.
- Ma'am.
This is my fault.
Sir.
Forgive my son.
Mom.
Mom.
Say something.
I'd rather have you scold me
than deal with your silence.
Say something.
I know I was wrong.
I'm sorry.
I'm sorry, son.
I failed to raise you properly.
It's not your fault.
It's my fault.
No. No, son.
Forgive me.
The next participant
is Alan Walker.
This is what we've been waiting for.
- Is it Ikuzo Ran?
- Here she is, Ikuzo Ran!
Wow, she's so pretty in person.
Hey, don't even dream about it.
She has a lot of admirers.
Thank you for coming!
Ikuzo Ran!
The next participant
is Tania as Sakura.
- Hi. Can I get to know you?
- Hey.
Bye.
Sorry, can I sit here?
No one's sitting here, right?
Yeah. You can. Just sit.
Are you joining the cosplay event too?
Yes.
But I don't think
I'm going to go on stage.
Why?
My costume's ugly.
Next time, join our community.
Many people can help you
with your costume.
It's more of a budget problem.
We can help you with that too.
Okay.
I'm Rani, by the way.
Yeah, who doesn't know Ikuzo Ran?
I've been following you for a long time.
I think I've been following you
on social media since
- Sorry, too long, huh?
- It's fine.
Nice to meet you. I'm Tria.
Nice to meet you.
- Sorry.
- It's fine.
- Sorry.
- It's okay.
- I have to go.
- Okay.
Take care. Nice to meet you.
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with a minimum of 100 people.
Isn't getting married here too costly?
It's more affordable
than indoor venues, ma'am.
Why not do it at home?
So you can save your money.
What's important is the marriage,
not the party.
But in my opinion,
a wedding is a once-in-a-lifetime event.
It would be a shame
not to make it special.
Just do it at the marriage office first.
One day, when you have the money,
you can throw a party.
That's basically like
a secret marriage, isn't it?
My late parents
would be sad if they heard this.
You don't like Rani, do you, Mom?
Tria.
I just want you
to have a happy marriage with Rani.
You know
Money can create problems.
Mom.
I promise to marry Rani
and make her happy.
I'm all she has.
Give us your blessing.
I want to be a responsible man.
A good man
never leaves his family.
No.
I will never do that.
I don't want to be like Dad.
There is another container
in the room.
I've been saving for years
for your wedding,
whoever you choose to marry.
Thank you.
Let's pray that Tria's marriage
will be peaceful,
loving, and full of mercy.
- Amen.
- Amen.
Go ahead, Mrs. Risti.
Perhaps you have something
you'd like to say.
Peace be upon you.
- Peace be upon you too.
- Peace be upon you too.
My parents used to say that
the word "family" means
to come out of the body.
So when our child is born,
the child comes out of the mother's body.
When our child gets married,
it means
they leave their family home.
But my home
will always be open
to Tria, Tama
and Dewi, my children
forever.
That's all I have to say.
Tama.
- Fold it and then put it in my room.
- Okay.
- Tri.
- Yes, Mom?
That sofa
Bring it in with your brother.
- Okay.
- Because if it's
Tama.
Get out.
Get out.
Get out.
- Get out!
- Tama.
- Haven't you ruined this family enough?
- Tama
Don't defend her, Mom.
- Enough.
- Mom.
Don't ever let him
inside this house again.
- Mom, don't give him another chance.
- Get out!
- Why did you come here?
- Stop it.
I don't know why your dad's here.
"Dad"? He doesn't deserve
to be called Dad.
We haven't heard from him in years.
He was with his new family.
- Now he's here as if he did nothing wrong.
- Stop it.
- Say something!
- Dad!
Enough!
Why are you here?
What else are you going to take?
I struggled alone for years!
Where were you?
You didn't see
how Tama became the head
of the family in your absence.
He was forced to be an adult too early.
You don't know how my daughter
got married without a guardian.
You don't know how my youngest child
grew up without knowing his father.
What else are you trying to ruin here?
I don't get it.
Why did he come now,
a week before my wedding?
At least he came, Tria.
If I suddenly got rich,
he'd come back again.
The neighbors said
a motorcycle dropped him off
in front of the house.
Maybe he was thrown away by his family.
It's karma, then.
Just like he threw us away.
But why did they leave him here?
What does his family expect?
- They expect us to take care of him?
- We can just throw him back to his family.
Stop.
I know we're all upset with him
and hurt by what he did.
But we also have to remember
that Mom is hurting even more.
And we know she wouldn't have
the heart to hurt him,
let alone throw him away.
Tria.
Yes, Mom?
I'll sleep in your room.
You'll sleep with your dad, okay?
No way.
Why would I?
I know
You're upset.
Me too.
But at least, do it just for tonight.
We'll find a solution tomorrow.
Come on. It's late.
Okay.
You just sleep with me here.
Let Dad sleep alone.
Excuse me!
Yes?
Pardon me.
Good morning.
Who are you looking for?
Is this Ridho Nur Arief's house?
We're from Satria Bank.
We're here to collect
Mr. Ridho's long-overdue loan.
You
All this time,
you've traumatized
This family.
And now,
you've left us with a debt!
It's 250 million!
How am I supposed to pay it off?
This wouldn't have happened
if you had taken care
of the house deed earlier.
Tama.
We didn't even have enough money to eat.
How am I supposed to take care
of the house deed?
I would've taken care of it.
I've always done everything
for this family
whenever you asked me to.
Let's figure out a solution.
- And what's the solution?
- We're discussing it.
What do we do?
I don't have any more money.
So I have to deal with this?
I'd do anything willingly for this family.
But not for him.
Am I supposed to think about this alone?
What are you saying?
We're thinking about it together.
- What do we have to do?
- You want me to take it on too?
- You know my life.
- That's not what I mean.
You two, stop it!
Why are we fighting over
who should take care of him?
None of us has the obligation
to take care of him.
Including you, Mom.
Enough.
His debt
Let me pay it off.
- Why is Dad's debt your problem?
- Why are you the one worrying about it?
You don't have to think about his debt.
- Why should we worry about that?
- That's not our problem.
Just send him back to his family, Mom.
- Enough!
- Defending the wrong person.
Stop arguing.
I can't stand seeing you argue.
I want you
to take care of each other forever.
Even after I'm not around anymore.
Don't talk like that, Mom.
Why would you say that?
We will get along,
as long as he's not around.
Don't you realize?
We fought because he showed up.
You never change, do you, Mom?
You always defend the wrong person.
You know where he was all along.
He was never here.
He left us.
- Why do you
- Can you defend us instead?
Look at me. Or Tama.
He's done so much.
Or Tria.
He never even knew his father.
You still want to care for him?
If you love us, just ignore him.
The three of you
are more precious to me than this house.
Where will you live
if you sell this house?
Can you check first at
SATRIA BANK
Ma'am, please sign here.
This is our new house.
FIRST PARTY: RISTIANA
All right, thank you. That's all.
Wipe it up first.
Okay, then pull it again.
It's a lot.
You got wet.
- What's going on?
- They're moving all the stuff.
Poor thing.
Good afternoon. Mrs. Ristiana?
Thank you. We'll excuse ourselves.
Let's go, Mom.
BORN APRIL 23, 1953
DIED DECEMBER 11, 2025
Mrs. Risti,
I'm actually curious about something.
Have you
Heard from your children?
Which child are you going to live with?
I'm still waiting to hear from them.
I will call them again later.
Sorry for being rude.
The thing is Putri is
coming home tomorrow, Mrs. Risti.
Please eat, Mrs. Risti.
Yes, ma'am.
What if Mom sleeps with Marsha
in her room?
That's not possible.
What Mom needs isn't just a place to live.
She also needs someone
to take care of her.
Someone who looks after her.
Someone who keeps an eye on her 24/7.
We don't even have enough time for Marsha.
Don't get weird ideas.
Where will Mom sleep?
Here?
Are the four of us supposed
to sleep together?
But I feel guilty
about having Mom stay with the neighbors.
Please talk to your mom.
My mom can sleep in the living room.
Just for a little while.
My mom wouldn't agree.
And your mom wouldn't want
to live at her in-law's house.
It's going to be awkward.
Should we rent a house for my mom?
You should check
with your older siblings again.
Do you really think Mom would want
to live with us in a place like this?
You have a point.
But I've talked about it
with Dewi and Tama.
But they don't have space anymore.
What else can we do?
I get it, honey.
But you're still
on probation at the factory.
You're not a permanent employee yet.
If you pass probation,
then we can stay here. But if you don't?
We'll have no idea where to stay.
So, what should we do?
We're almost out of time.
We don't have a solution.
Honey. Let me. Let me take care of it.
- It's okay.
- Let me clean this.
It's okay. Do you want to eat more?
Just a moment.
- It's okay.
- I'm sorry.
Hang on, Mom. Let me help you.
Don't worry, it's not a big deal.
I'll talk about it later.
Right now, you need to focus on this.
Okay?
You just need to clean it.
It's still good.
You can still cook with it.
The pot too.
You just need to wipe it.
This will do.
- That will do.
- Mom.
We're worried about you.
That's right.
Especially since you often
leave the stove on
until the water nearly boils dry.
And you often forget to unplug the iron.
You still keep spoiled food
that's already moldy.
The three of us discussed it,
and we found a place for you to live.
I'm sorry.
I want to live
with you, Asti, and Caca.
You know Asti and I are busy working.
So
I won't live with you?
Listen.
We found a nice place for you.
It's called Kasih Abadi.
No.
What kind of place is that?
I'll take you there tomorrow.
No.
- You'll have friends and won't be alone.
- No.
- You won't need to clean your room.
- No.
There will be nurses 24/7.
Your health and nutrition
will be monitored.
What kind of place is that?
Can't I live with you, Dewi?
Dewi?
Tria?
When will Tama pick you up, Mrs. Risti?
In a moment.
Excuse us.
Mrs. Ristiana?
That's me.
Where's Mr. Tama?
Mr. Pratama called and asked us
to pick you up here.
He's not picking me up himself?
We're the ones picking you up.
Come on.
- Let me get your things. Excuse me.
- Sure.
Thank you.
Sir.
Yes, ma'am?
May I see my house first?
Yes, please do.
SADILI CHICKEN NOODLES
- Excuse me. Later.
- Yeah.
Yes, later.
- Later.
- Later.
Ma'am, let's go. Let me help you.
Be careful.
Mrs. Risti.
Come visit us often, okay?
- Thank you.
- You're welcome.
Come, ma'am.
Hello, Mom?
Hello, Dewi.
Are you there yet?
I am.
How's the place?
Nice.
Switch to video. I want to see.
Just a minute.
Here.
Try to settle in there, okay?
Pray that Hanif and I
are blessed with enough money
to afford a place,
so you can live nearby.
Yes, child.
Yes.
I'm always praying for you.
But really
It's nice here.
You should rest now.
I'll call you back soon.
Peace be upon you, Mom.
Peace be upon you too.
Oh, Mother.
Whether you're here or gone.
You'll always be in my heart.
Great! Everyone's great.
WREDHA KASIH ABADI NURSING HOME
Stay here, Sep.
Keep me company.
Hang on, Sep.
Peace be upon you, Mom.
Peace be upon you too.
Grandma!
I have a new toy gun.
Look.
Say hi to your grandma first.
- Hello, Grandma.
- Hello, Zayn.
Don't go anywhere.
I want to talk to your grandma.
Mom, what are you doing right now?
I'm with Asep.
Who's Asep?
Asep is a cat.
Oh, a cat!
I thought you were going to remarry.
Dewi, stop talking nonsense.
Mom, I want to know the recipe
for your special fried chicken.
Zayn misses your cooking.
I miss cooking for my grandkid too.
So, when can I come and visit you?
I want that too.
I'll talk to Hanif's mom.
It's okay.
Are you going to cook for Zayn?
Have you bought the spices?
Yeah, can you check
if I have all the ingredients?
Shallots.
Garlic.
Ginger.
Bay leaves. Lemongrass.
Coriander. Candlenut.
Looks like we have everything.
How about galangal?
I forgot. I am going to buy it later.
All the spices are ground.
When you come over later,
I'll make you some ground spices.
Keep it in the fridge.
Every time you want to make it,
you just need to fry it.
I'd love that.
Thanks, Mom.
When are you going to come here?
I will go there
when Hanif is not busy working.
Okay.
Stay healthy there, Mom.
Say hi to Asep for me.
- Peace be upon you.
- Peace be upon you too.
Asep.
I already told you
to keep me company.
HAPPINESS AT EVERY AGE
This.
Here, have some oranges.
Is this all I get?
Grandma, don't be like that.
I saved only the sweet ones for you.
The others are sour.
I didn't even want to eat them.
So, I saved the sweet ones just for you.
"Co cweet" of you.
Who bought these oranges?
My mom.
Call her.
Please call her.
She's busy around this time.
I don't think she's going to answer.
She probably won't pick up.
Just say thanks to her.
Okay, Grandma.
It's sweet, isn't it?
Actually,
I miss
living in your parents' house.
I want you to live there too.
You should stay the night here.
You'll allow it, Grandma?
Really? You don't usually allow me
to stay the night.
I miss your hug and your scent.
Your fried rice and your omelet too.
My grandkid.
Is this your specialty dish?
Yes. I'm preparing a finely ground
spice paste for my child.
Feeling under the weather?
I'm okay. It's normal.
How about we go lie down for a while?
Let me take care of this.
See? Let me ask Mr. Aman
to give you a coin rub.
Come on. I'll take you there.
Let me take care of this.
- Peace be upon you.
- Peace be upon you too.
Mom.
Mom.
What is it, my child?
I can't produce any breast milk.
Zayn can't nurse properly.
I don't know
why my breast milk isn't coming out.
I feel like I'm failing as a mother.
Does it hurt?
I'll massage you, okay?
Now, eat first.
I brought you this.
Katuk leaf soup.
It helps with breast milk production.
Here.
Please eat.
Let's just eat first.
Don't you want to hold the baby first?
You haven't held your grandbaby yet.
My baby is right over here.
My baby needs to be spoon-fed.
Don't be sad.
Zayn has chosen you as his mother.
So, don't be sad.
You will produce breast milk. Eat first.
Don't cry.
- Otherwise, Dewi won't be able to sleep.
- We have to help her.
I thought Dewi
Grandma, open!
Grandma!
Aren't you going to kiss my hand?
Mom.
Hanif and I just took his mom
to the hospital.
Hanif is still with her for her check-up.
So, Zayn and I took a taxi here.
I made your favorite spicy shrimp sambal.
And I brought you this.
Medicated oil.
To keep you warm here.
You
How are you?
I'm fine, Mom.
Sorry I only got
the chance to visit today.
Why have you gotten so thin, Mom?
Does the food taste bad here?
It tastes good.
I made you the spice paste.
Mom!
It's Zayn!
Zayn, no.
Don't do that, sweetie.
Don't jump on her bed with your shoes on.
You can't do that, okay?
It's okay.
You used to act like this as well.
Okay?
You want to jump?
Zayn, help me.
That one.
Take two.
- Help me bring those.
- One.
- Two.
- Yes.
Give them to your mom.
Mom, here.
- One, two.
- Thank you, Zayn!
As I promised.
I put them in here right away. Thank you.
Try it first, Mom.
Let's eat out front.
With the other old ladies.
They're happy whenever someone visits.
Do you like buying snacks here?
I like to cook here.
It's like living in a boarding house.
It's a waste of money to buy snacks.
Hey, come here.
I love to cook here.
Do you miss my cooking?
- Yes?
- Mom.
Here.
- What is this?
- For you to buy snacks.
No, no need.
As long as I have shallots and garlic,
I'm good.
- Just accept it, Mom.
- Dewi.
Keep the money for Zayn.
I'd rather you come visit me instead.
Come on. Let's eat.
Fried shrimp with sambal
or
Fried chili sauce?
Help your grandma.
Let me introduce you to my friends.
Ladies.
This is my daughter, Dewi.
And my grandson, Zayn.
- Hello, everyone.
- Hello.
Dewi brought her cooking.
Spicy shrimp.
So, this is your child who cooks well.
- I'm still learning, ma'am.
- Here.
- Ma'am, I'll get you rice, okay?
- Okay.
- Let me help serve it.
- Okay.
Grandma, do you have
a lot of friends here?
They're all my friends.
Say hi.
Here it is.
- Thank you.
- Enjoy.
Do you want to try? It's not too spicy.
- Thank you.
- You're welcome. You want it too, ma'am?
Sure.
Green beans.
My grandchild is so smart.
Have some more.
I'll eat too.
Dewi.
Hello, Mom.
Are you home yet?
I am. Zayn has fallen asleep.
Thank God.
I can't wait to see my grandchildren
and my kids again
on my birthday.
Hello?
Dewi?
Yes, Mom.
I've discussed it with Tama and Tria.
What did they say?
Well
They said it's all good.
You
You'll be picked up. And we
We're going to celebrate your birthday
at a restaurant.
What do you want to eat?
I
I don't care what we're going to eat.
Or where.
As long as I get to see
my grandchildren and my kids.
Amen.
I can't wait to see all of you.
I can't wait either.
Okay, then. Get some rest.
Peace be upon you.
Peace be upon you too.
Come on. Can't you do it?
Just this time.
I can't promise anything.
I'm swamped with work.
I'm working on a tender submission.
Tria, what about you?
You can, right?
We're just having a meal at a restaurant.
We'll split the cost.
I have nothing against it.
But
She's due in June,
around the same time as Mom's birthday.
I'm just scared
something might happen
if I'm not home. What would she do?
There's no one on standby.
Dewi, just arrange it.
If you need money, I'll send it to you.
If the timing doesn't work,
how about we postpone it?
We're still going
to celebrate her birthday.
Okay?
Postpone it?
Until when?
Next month? Or next year?
That's assuming
she still has that much time.
What about this?
I'll book the place.
Tria, you'll pick up Mom.
Tama will pay for all of it, right?
Yes. I'll pay for it.
Just keep me updated.
I have to go back to work now.
- Peace be upon you.
- Peace be upon you too.
WREDHA KASIH ABADI NURSING HOME
You rarely dress up like this.
My grandchildren and my kids
are picking me up tomorrow.
Where are you going?
My birthday.
How old are you turning?
17 or 71?
But
It's not a very nice dress, is it?
Should I
Just wear this one?
At our age,
your clothes don't really
change much, right?
I want my kids and grandkids
to be happy to see me.
Ma'am.
The important thing is
for you to stay healthy.
After the birthday celebration,
are you going straight
to your child's place?
I'm going to stay
at my eldest son's place.
How many days?
I'd like to stay
for a week.
But
I'll probably be brought back here
after only three days.
You've packed like
you're going to stay there for a year.
What I want is
to live with my kids and my grandkids.
I'm going home first.
HAPPY BIRTHDAY, MOM.
I'M SORRY I CAN'T VISIT YOU OFTEN.
WISHING YOU A LONG LIFE AND GOOD HEALTH.
You don't need to wrap it up again.
The box is already really nice.
I want to make it a surprise.
You're so silly.
- I don't want to!
- Zayn, come on.
Why won't you? Just a bit. Come on.
See? Dad's ready.
Where are you going, ma'am?
You look so pretty today.
My grandkids and my kids
are going to pick me up.
We're going to eat out
and spend time together.
Don't forget about us here.
Bring us something back.
Please excuse me.
- Bye.
- Bye.
Thank you, Asep,
for keeping me company.
Soon,
my kids and my grandkids will be here.
EMBRACING THE TWILIGHT YEARS WITH LOVE
MECHANIC
- Come on. Let's go.
- Just a minute.
The taxi is waiting outside.
Come on.
Honey?
Honey?
- Honey?
- What's wrong?
I think my water broke.
Oh my. What should we do?
Are we going to the hospital now?
- Yes, to the hospital.
- Okay. Slowly.
Let me hold you.
Slowly.
Slowly. Be careful.
Slowly.
Slowly.
Your sandals.
Asep.
Come here.
Stay here with me.
Tama
Tria
Dewi
Please come and visit me soon.
I'm waiting.
Dear God
Mom? Mom, let's go.
- Please give Tama and Asti
- Why is Dad still asleep?
Give them free time
and a comfortable life
Your dad didn't get to sleep
until this morning.
So they don't have to work too hard.
Peace be upon you, Dad.
Give them enough rest
and sustenance, dear God.
- Hello, ma'am.
- Give them a good future.
- Can I write something on this?
- And a happy life
For all my children and grandchildren.
- Thank you, ma'am.
- Thank you.
- Hello.
- Hello.
Tell Tama I'm at the hospital.
Rani is going to give birth.
Honey.
- Please wake up. You have a call.
- What's wrong with him?
- Hello.
- Dear God
Tama.
Come here quickly.
Please make Tria and Rani
loving and caring parents
- For their children.
- It hurts. I can't
- I can't.
- Come on, take a breath.
Please let their child
be a bright light
- In their lives.
- Dear.
Why did you bring a suitcase?
- Yeah, there's a last-minute meeting.
- A righteous
Smart and caring child.
- Peace be upon you.
- Peace be upon you too.
May they be surrounded
by people who love them.
Even greater than my love for them.
I love you all.
Nurse, please help her push.
Come on. Take a deep breath
and push hard, okay?
- It hurts!
- Come on, inhale.
Two, three. Come on.
Push!
It's a baby boy. Congrats.
Congrats.
Excuse me, but what's wrong
with my grandma?
Grandma?
Don't. Please don't.
Don't.
Dear God, please.
Dear God.
Grandma, this is the cake.
Look.
You'll love this cake.
Grandma.
Grandma, please don't.
Mom and Dad aren't here yet.
Grandma, wake up, please.
Tama, Rani has given birth.
Thank God.
PROCEDURE ROOM
Is Rani okay?
She's fine.
It's a baby boy.
Congrats.
Hello, Ca?
Hello, Tama?
I'm on my way. I'll be there soon.
Dad.
Mom.
Mom.
Mom, forgive me.
Mom.
I'm here, Mom.
Happy birthday, Mom.
Happy birthday, Mom.
Why are you all late?
Why are you all late?
Why didn't you come earlier?
No one wished Grandma a happy birthday.
It's her birthday,
but no one has wished her yet.
Dear God! Please bring
my grandmother back to us.
Just this once.
We can deal with other matters
another time.
Later, Grandma, next week.
Poor Grandma.
We didn't know.
Grandma would leave us today.
BORN JUNE 26, 1956
Careful, take it slow, sir.
Please help, sir.
BORN JUNE 26, 1956
DIED JUNE 26, 2026
There are also messages for Tama,
for me, and also for Tria.
Okay.
This is the recipe
for your favorite fried chicken.
The spice paste should be this smooth.
Dewi, make it this smooth.
- Okay, Mom.
- Okay?
Yeah.
I hope you'll have time
to get together for a meal.
- Coat the chicken.
- Join us, Tama.
Don't let it get your little brother.
I hope that when I'm no longer around,
you'll always make time to get together.
The chicken's done.
It's done!
- Can you feed me?
- Okay.
Tama first.
Good boy. Clap your hands!
So smart!
Okay.
I'm hungry.
- Come on, let's eat.
- Let's eat.
Let's eat.
I miss Mom.
Here's a thigh for you, Tama.
For you.
I'll get another piece.
I want the breast.
Here.
Are you sure you don't want the thigh?
I know you like thighs.
It's for you. I'll get another piece.
Like this?
- Come on.
- Just Dewi?
Thank you.
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Why are you laughing, Grandma?
Just like when you were little.
Do you know?
Mom loves to make these too.
The same donuts as yours.
But I can tell
that your donuts are unbeatable!
Grandma, spill the recipe!
"Spill"?
You're so funny, Grandma.
Yes, Grandma, "spill."
"Spill" means you tell me the recipe.
That's what "spill" is.
Such a weird term.
The ingredients are
flour,
eggs,
butter,
yeast,
and my love for my granddaughter.
Grandma!
You're so sweet!
"Co cweet."
It means "so sweet," but even sweeter.
"Honey, co cweet."
Do this, Grandma.
Come on.
"Co cweet."
Yes!
Look at this mess.
Grandma.
But you're not mad at Mom and Dad, right?
Why would I be mad?
Because you're here.
I get it.
Your mom and dad are busy.
But when Dad was little,
you worked
while taking care of three kids.
So, why can't those three kids
take care of their one mother?
Hey.
Wake up.
Come on.
Wake up.
Come on.
Peek-a-boo!
Tama.
- Write it with nice handwriting, okay?
- Okay, Mom.
MOM'S DONUHey, we're going to fall.
Hey, we're going to fall.
Let me finish it first.
Hey, go take a shower first.
COIN TELEPHONE
Big brother!
Come on, let's eat.
MOM'S DONU- This is for you to take to school.
- Yes, Mom.
Your donuts really are special, Mom!
The tastiest in this village.
Only in this village?
- Village
- In the world.
MOM'S DONUHere's the money.
- Thanks!
- Okay.
What are you doing?
What kind of donut is this?
No colorful chocolate sprinkles on it.
What is that white thingy on the donut?
Is that dust?
No! That must be Tama's dried saliva.
- Saliva donut!
- Saliva donut!
Don't drool when you sleep.
I'm afraid I'll get poisoned.
Are you hungry,
or do you just love the donuts?
What's wrong?
What's wrong with you?
MOM'S DONUPeace be upon you.
Tama.
Did all the donuts sell out?
Yes, Mom. Here's the money.
All sold out?
Yes.
You're good at selling them.
Tama.
It's okay if you can't sell them all.
Only one got sold.
Mom, are you mad at me?
I'm not mad at you.
But I'm disappointed.
Why can't you be honest with me?
Mrs. Juju told me
that you ate all the donuts at the bridge.
How many did you eat?
All of them.
Next time
Take better care of your stomach.
Yes, Mom.
Don't force yourself
to eat that many.
Go in.
I'll make you tea.
Your dad
Is a good son.
But
He often bottles up his feelings.
I haven't been
a good mother to them.
Grandma!
Don't say that.
Mrs. Risti.
Mrs. Yanti.
Where have you been?
I just collected my pension money.
Say hi to Grandma Yanti.
Hello, Grandma.
I'm Marsha, but people call me Caca.
Caca.
My granddaughter.
Oh, your granddaughter.
It's nice
to have your granddaughter come visit you.
When will your kids come?
Just pray that they will come.
Okay.
I'm going to my room.
Bye, Caca.
- Bye.
- Take care, Grandma.
I'm going to call Dad.
I'm going to tell him to come visit you.
No. Don't.
He's busy.
- Hello, Ca?
- Hello, Dad.
Grandma's here. She wants to talk to you.
You want to chat, right, Grandma?
Hi!
Hello, Mom.
Just a minute.
You
Wait.
- Okay, thank you.
- What took you so long to join the call?
The nurse is calling me.
Zayn, give my phone back.
Someone's calling.
Zayn, just a minute.
Peace be upon you, Mom.
Peace be upon you too.
Zayn, just a minute.
I still want to play!
- It's Grandma! Zayn just drew something.
- Everyone's here.
It's a nice drawing. Look. It's so nice!
But he hasn't colored it yet.
- Wi
- Color this.
- Wi
- I'm going to chat with Grandma.
Yes, Mom?
Say hi to your mother-in-law.
She's here.
Mama.
- My mom sends her regards.
- Tama's always busy.
Hello.
I hope you're well.
Tama, have you eaten?
I have.
Is the paperwork done yet?
Just a little more.
Why are you on a video call
instead of working?
Print it now.
We're having the meeting now.
Okay.
Mom, Caca.
I'm having a meeting now.
- We'll continue this later.
- Big brother?
Dad?
Tri.
Where are you, Tri?
I'm seeing the doctor with Rani.
Hi, Mom.
Rani, are you well?
Thank God I'm well.
Mrs. Ranisa Julianti?
We have to go.
We're meeting the doctor now.
Bye.
- Okay.
- I'm seeing the doctor. I'll visit you.
Or we'll plan something.
You made plans last week,
then canceled them.
Now you want to make plans again?
What if you cancel them again?
- Dewi.
- We can arrange another time.
- Enough.
- Look.
Say goodbye. Bye.
- Bye, Mom.
- Bye.
- Take care.
- Sit with me.
Come here.
Have you said hi to your grandma?
Say hello to Grandma.
Hello, Zayn.
You can't do that.
I'll tell your dad that you're naughty.
You can't do that.
I want to talk to your grandma now.
Just go play over there.
Dewi. Don't be too hard on him.
Sorry, Mom.
By the way,
I'm sorry I couldn't send you
any money this month.
Tri needs help.
I don't understand
why he needs financial help.
He works too.
I don't know what he did with his money.
He only just started working.
Go easy on him, okay?
Mom!
- Zayn! Zayn, wait.
- I want to play!
- I'll call you later, okay, Mom?
- Okay.
- Zayn. Peace be upon you.
- Peace be upon you too.
Thank you, Caca.
You're welcome, Grandma.
Tama, Dad's home!
Mom, Dad's home!
Dad's home!
Dad's home!
Dad!
Why are you stinky?
Have you showered yet?
Not yet.
Why not?
Dad, look.
Tama and I built a tent.
Tama, why is it so messy here?
Nice, isn't it?
Tidy up.
What?
What is this?
Tama and I built a house.
- Nice, isn't it?
- It's nice.
Dad's home.
Why are you being like this?
Dad's home.
Mom?
What?
Here.
Enough. Stop playing around with this.
Just play inside your tent.
Yes, Mom.
Dad's home.
Dad's home!
Honey.
The necklace.
Whose is it?
It's none of your business.
Who's the woman?
Which one is she?
How long has it been?
Leave her.
The kids don't need to know.
Honey, why can't you?
This has been going on for a long time.
I can't.
How is it different from before?
She's pregnant.
She's five months pregnant.
You hurt four people at once!
Why, honey?
Why?
What did I do wrong?
Why do you keep doing this to me?
You keep doing this.
It hurts!
I promise I'll be fair.
How could you say "fair"?
You've never been fair!
You leave her, or I'll leave you!
Are you sure about what you're saying?
Why are we talking about leaving?
You can do it, right?
- Hasn't it always been like that?
- But that's not the problem.
You left the kids and me
for months without a word.
This is why
I don't feel comfortable at home!
I'm tired after work!
And then I see you!
You only add to my problems!
You can't even take care
of the kids properly!
Look at Tama.
He's a weak boy.
Dewi isn't getting proper care either.
What are you doing at home anyway?
Honey, you can insult me,
but don't insult the kids.
Do you realize
That they need you?
But you're never there for them!
It makes no difference
whether you're here or not!
Leave!
Just leave!
Why haven't you tidied this up?
I told you to tidy this up!
Why haven't you done it?
Why don't you understand? Throw it away!
What?
Move.
Move!
Dad!
Where are you going?
I'm leaving, okay?
Stay at home with your mother.
Okay?
- Tama.
- Dad
It hurts.
- This is the deed.
- Okay.
- The keys.
- Thanks.
I'll transfer the rest
of the money tomorrow, okay?
Okay.
Let's go.
- Tama, don't.
- Let me help.
Don't. Let me. It's heavy.
It's okay. You're pregnant.
Okay. Just the small one.
Let's go.
- Thanks.
- Okay.
- Take care.
- Bye.
Take care, ma'am.
Thanks.
Let's go, sir.
Get on, Tama.
Dewi will sit on Tama's lap.
Okay, Mom.
Let me hold that.
Mom.
In Jakarta, I'll make new friends, right?
Yes.
The kids over there are not mean, right?
There will always be mean kids
who don't like us.
But that's just life.
We have to face it.
It's okay to cry once in a while.
But we need to be strong after that.
We have to be brave.
We have to get back up. Got it, Tama?
Yes, Mom.
Be careful.
Yes, Mom.
Where are we going, Mom?
Are we going to Dad's house?
Dad isn't going to come home again, Dewi.
Stop hoping.
Tama.
- Mrs. Risti?
- Yes, that's me.
- This is the deed.
- Tama, please help me.
Let me.
- And here are the keys.
- Thanks.
Come in.
NO SMOKING IN THIS AREA
Dewi.
Wake up. Our little brother has been born.
Come on.
- Peace be upon you.
- Peace be upon you.
Peace be upon you too.
Tama.
Yes, Mom?
Please say the adhan in his ear.
It won't stop raining.
Why am I short on money?
It must be Tria.
Dewi!
Don't speak carelessly.
Why do you keep defending him?
That's a crime, Mom.
He's stealing your money.
That's why Tria needs to go to college,
so he doesn't become a criminal.
I'm just a vocational school graduate,
and I have no criminal record.
- I never steal your money.
- You know that's not what I mean.
What, then?
What are you going to do with him?
I'm sending him to college,
but he still keeps failing his classes.
Enough, stop defending him.
Stop spoiling him. He's grown up.
Dewi.
Out of all my children,
he's the only one
who never knew a father's love.
That's what you always say.
Did I get his love?
I didn't either.
But he never knew your father.
He never met him.
That's it. That's the reason.
He never met him,
but he acts exactly like his father.
I'm going now.
What about the food?
- Diet.
- Peace be upon you.
Peace be upon you too.
- Leaving for work, Dewi?
- Peace be upon you too.
- Yes.
- So early. It's still raining.
If I'm late, they're going to dock my pay.
It's unusual for you to be here.
Where's Asti?
She's taking her parents to Wonosobo.
No wonder you're coming here.
No one cooks for you at home?
Looking for a free meal, huh?
What's wrong with that?
Well, then
Top up the meter, it's beeping.
You should do it. You have a job now.
I topped it up yesterday.
And it's already used up?
Then you're wasting electricity.
Do you think I'm the only one living here?
Tria. Tria is the wasteful one.
Dewi.
- Peace be upon you.
- Peace be upon you too.
Be careful, it's raining.
Mom.
Tama. Have you eaten?
Not yet. I want to eat your cooking.
See you again at Laju Mart.
You're welcome.
Welcome to Laju Mart.
Do you have a membership?
No.
Would you like to sign up?
What are the benefits?
We have a buy-one-get-one-free promo.
This chocolate here.
And there's also a promotion on these.
We've got medicated oil, cooking oil,
wet wipes, and tissues.
If you need them,
you can get everything at once.
Sorry, are you Dewi Mayasari?
From 505 Vocational High School?
Class 3B.
Yes.
Hanif.
Forgot about me?
Right. Sorry.
Sorry, I forgot, Mr. Hanif...
Hanif. So
Just a moment, sir.
So, do you want to join the membership?
Sure, if I can get your number.
Sorry. It's rude, isn't it?
Just those.
And this, the chocolate.
The total is 145,800 rupiah.
- Thanks.
- You're welcome.
Are you canceling this purchase?
For you.
Miss.
- Yes, sir.
- Here.
Sorry. Okay.
IT FEELS WEIRD THAT SOMEONE CAN COME
AND MAKE YOUR LIFE FEEL LIGHTER
- Hi.
- Hanif?
Are you off work yet?
Soon.
Let's grab a meal together after this.
Sir.
- Two portions.
- Okay.
Do you live nearby?
No.
I live in Pejompongan.
That's pretty far.
What are you doing here?
I had a meeting around here yesterday.
I ran into you while I was buying water.
So did you have another meeting
around here today?
No.
I just wanted to see you.
Why?
Because I want to see you.
What's wrong?
Is someone going to be mad?
No.
Well, good.
Then I can try to win you over.
Hanif, I'm not ready
to be close to anyone.
Why?
But Grandma
How did Aunt Dewi
and Uncle Hanif get married?
Since Grandpa was not around.
Ouch, it hurts!
It hurts!
Same here.
This
Is what I'm proud of
about your aunt and uncle.
They never gave up.
Grandma, tell me more
about how Aunt Dewi
and Uncle Hanif got married.
You know I never ask for anything.
Just this one thing.
Please talk to Dad.
What can I do, Dewi?
We still haven't heard from him.
Haven't heard from him?
I added him on Facebook last year.
But Dad and his kids blocked me.
That means he was still alive.
Okay, what do you want now?
Find him!
Look for him until you find him.
I just want to get married.
After that, I don't care
if he lives or dies.
- I just want that.
- You have me.
I can be your guardian.
Why do you have to wait for him
and keep hoping for him?
Would you rather have
a court-appointed guardian?
We can do that if Dad's dead.
The thing is he's still alive.
When Tama and Asti got married,
it wasn't this complicated.
It's easy for you guys.
You don't need a guardian to get married.
Do you understand that I'm a woman?
Just say Dad's dead.
Problem's solved, right?
And what would Hanif's family say?
That I'm a liar?
I already told them Dad was still alive.
Dewi.
Calm down.
Let Tama be your guardian.
I don't want that.
He's been like a father to us
all this time anyway.
Okay? Let him.
I don't want that. I want Dad.
Excuse me.
Yes? Wait a minute.
I want to ask something.
Have you ever seen this person?
He lives in the alley over there.
- Okay. Thank you.
- You're welcome.
Who is she looking for?
She showed me a photo
of someone who lives there.
Excuse me.
- Can I
- It's a dead end.
Thanks.
- Excuse me.
- Yes?
I want to ask something.
Have you ever seen this person?
- Over there.
- There?
- Thanks.
- You're welcome.
Ma'am.
Excuse me. I want to ask something.
Have you ever seen this person?
He used to live here,
but the place has been sold.
I hereby give my younger sister,
Dewi Mayasari binti Ridho Nur Arief,
in marriage to you,
Maulana Hanif bin Abdullah,
with a dowry of a set of prayer items
and 10 grams of gold, paid in full.
I accept the marriage
of Dewi Mayasari binti Ridho Nur Arief
with the specified dowry, paid in full.
- Witnesses, is it valid?
- It's valid.
Thank God.
After this, honeymoon.
Are you ready?
What are you saying?
Take care of her, okay?
Forgive me.
I'm sorry.
I've only been a burden to your marriage.
I'm sorry for not being able
to make your father a part of your life.
Forgive me.
I wish you a happy marriage.
That's all I want for you.
Why are you apologizing?
It's not your fault.
It's Dad's fault.
Hey.
My granddaughter.
It's already evening.
Don't pretend to sleep.
Go home.
Can I stay the night here?
Have you asked your parents' permission?
I haven't.
Come on.
Don't go home by motorbike taxi.
Thank God, I got pocket money.
But you have to go home by taxi.
But if I go home by taxi,
you'll let me stay the night next time.
Okay?
I'll try my best.
Deal!
Here, wear your shoes.
Grandma.
I have something for you.
Here.
A book for you.
"Me and My Grandma."
Yes.
Grandma.
I will miss you so much.
You can come back here.
For sure.
I'll be waiting for you.
Grandma.
I'm leaving.
Peace be upon you.
Peace be upon you too.
Bye, Grandma!
Bye.
Can't you spare half an hour?
Grandma is all alone.
It's only for a call.
You've been going there often
to keep her company.
But it's different.
She misses you and Mom.
What can I do? I have a lot of work to do.
Your mom's busy.
We just haven't had the time.
- Can't you spare just a little...
- Marsha!
Your dad meant
Look at us. We still have
a lot of things to do at home.
And we still need to take care
of you and cook for you.
You'll get it one day when you're older.
How's school? Are you focused on studying?
I am.
To become smarter.
So I can go to college.
To get a nice job
and have lots of money.
When I have lots of money,
I'll use it to put you in a nursing home.
Marsha!
Why are you blaming me?
You should blame Dad.
Do you realize, Dad?
You could go to college, graduate,
and get a good job thanks to Grandma.
See?
Everything I say is wrong.
- I can never do anything right.
- Hey.
Marsha, where are you going? Marsha!
Marsha, don't walk out on your parents
mid-conversation. It's rude!
Honey.
You have to say something.
Keep your daughter in check.
- Ma'am.
- Morning, ma'am.
- Morning, ma'am.
- Bye!
Are you leaving for work?
- You came from the mosque?
- Yes.
- Bye.
- Bye.
- Sir.
- Yes, ma'am.
- Here.
- Okay.
- I'm leaving them here. Thanks.
- Okay.
- Good afternoon.
- The one on the left is empty.
- Thanks.
- Thanks.
Ma'am. Sir.
- Ma'am.
- How were sales?
- Thank God, there are only a few left.
- Thank God it's selling well.
Here's the money. Count it first.
- It's fine. I trust you.
- Mom!
Tama?
Why are you here? It's unusual of you.
- I can't wait to tell you something.
- What?
I've finished my studies.
Thank goodness.
Yes, sir. Thank God.
Just waiting for the graduation ceremony.
Sir, ma'am.
My son has completed his studies.
He's a college graduate.
Thank God.
You have a great son.
- Congrats.
- Thanks.
- Just pray for me.
- Congrats.
- Take this home.
- Are you sure?
- I'm sure.
- Thanks.
It's fine.
Mom.
Once I get a job,
you won't have to work anymore.
Thank you, Tama.
Mom, when I get my first paycheck,
what do you want?
Mom.
It doesn't have to be expensive.
Tama.
You deserve to be celebrated
once in a while.
This color.
That model.
Tama
I'm sorry.
- Bye!
- Okay. Bye!
All right, everyone.
CENDIKIA UNIVERSITY JAKARTA
Come here.
Three times.
Not like that.
- Done!
- Nice!
Morning, sir.
Excuse me, sir.
Anything I can help you with?
I want to visit my mom.
- What's her name?
- Ristiana.
Oh, Grandma.
She's doing aerobics.
You can meet her after that.
Okay.
May I ask where you're from?
I'm from Jakarta.
I thought you came from out of town.
No.
Usually, people who bring
their parents here come from out of town.
- Right.
- Please excuse us.
- Of course.
- Excuse us.
Exhale.
Inhale.
Exhale.
Inhale.
Exhale.
Inhale again.
Wait.
How do you feel? Refreshed?
Let's continue.
Breathe.
Inhale from down there.
Exhale.
Now, how do you feel?
Are you starting to feel comfortable?
Let's continue to the next phase.
We are going
to practice abdominal breathing.
MR. TAMA, THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS WANTS
TO SEE OUR LATEST PRESENTATION AT 10.
Inhale.
Exhale.
Now, let's do a breathing exercise.
Inhale.
Exhale slowly.
Exhale again.
How do you feel?
Inhale.
Exhale.
Inhale again.
Exhale.
Inhale.
Exhale.
I'm sorry, Dad.
- I won't do it again.
- I told you!
Do you even listen?
I do.
What did I say?
I won't wet the bed again.
Pee in the bathroom before you sleep!
Do you use your ears to listen?
- I do.
- Use your brain too!
Where do people pee?
In the bathroom.
So, why did you wet the bed? Why?
Honey.
Stop.
Come on, it's embarrassing.
You're grown up and still wet the bed.
It hurts.
It hurts.
Can you shut up?
Stop crying, or I'll hit you again!
Do you want that?
Enough.
Such a crybaby.
Discipline your son.
Tama.
Dad!
You're home.
- Happy?
- Yes.
Look what I brought you.
This is for me?
Thanks, Dad!
Tama, look. Dad gave me a plush toy.
Look.
Here.
This is for you, Tama.
- Let me open it.
- Okay.
I'll never leave again.
Sit here.
Okay.
Hey, baby.
Who is this?
- Come here.
- No need.
- It's okay.
- No need.
Let me hold him.
Come here.
What is this?
You're laughing.
He's laughing.
Hey.
I'm sorry.
I'm sorry.
Look.
What's that?
Look what Dewi is holding.
A plush toy. Show him.
Show him the plush toy.
Cute, isn't it?
Tama.
Don't get mad at me.
I know
you're mad because your dad came.
If he's rough on you again
I will defend you.
Peace be upon you.
Dewi.
Hey.
What's going on here?
Peace be upon you.
Mom?
What's wrong?
My money
My marriage certificate
And the property deed
were taken by your dad.
You didn't move up a grade last year,
and now you're trying to steal money?
I'm not the only one, sir.
- I'm only following orders.
- You're involved.
What did you use the money for?
Gambling?
Drugs? Alcohol?
- No.
- Don't lie!
I'm not lying.
I only used it to buy cosplay materials.
I don't know how to deal with you.
Should I call your mom over?
But she's been coming here too often.
Do you want me to call
your dad over instead?
I don't have a father anymore.
No wonder.
What?
Afraid?
Mark my words.
You will have no future.
Sit down!
Disrespectful.
Excuse me, sir.
- Sorry. Here, I brought donuts.
- Yes.
I already ate, ma'am. Thank you.
Please, forgive my son.
It was a lapse in judgment.
Once or twice is a lapse in judgment,
but not when it keeps happening.
Please.
I'm begging you.
I'm not sure your son
can continue his studies here.
Sir.
I'm begging you.
I beg you to forgive my son.
I'm begging you.
- I'm begging you.
- Ma'am.
This is my fault.
Sir.
Forgive my son.
Mom.
Mom.
Say something.
I'd rather have you scold me
than deal with your silence.
Say something.
I know I was wrong.
I'm sorry.
I'm sorry, son.
I failed to raise you properly.
It's not your fault.
It's my fault.
No. No, son.
Forgive me.
The next participant
is Alan Walker.
This is what we've been waiting for.
- Is it Ikuzo Ran?
- Here she is, Ikuzo Ran!
Wow, she's so pretty in person.
Hey, don't even dream about it.
She has a lot of admirers.
Thank you for coming!
Ikuzo Ran!
The next participant
is Tania as Sakura.
- Hi. Can I get to know you?
- Hey.
Bye.
Sorry, can I sit here?
No one's sitting here, right?
Yeah. You can. Just sit.
Are you joining the cosplay event too?
Yes.
But I don't think
I'm going to go on stage.
Why?
My costume's ugly.
Next time, join our community.
Many people can help you
with your costume.
It's more of a budget problem.
We can help you with that too.
Okay.
I'm Rani, by the way.
Yeah, who doesn't know Ikuzo Ran?
I've been following you for a long time.
I think I've been following you
on social media since
- Sorry, too long, huh?
- It's fine.
Nice to meet you. I'm Tria.
Nice to meet you.
- Sorry.
- It's fine.
- Sorry.
- It's okay.
- I have to go.
- Okay.
Take care. Nice to meet you.
We offer several package options,
with a minimum of 100 people.
Isn't getting married here too costly?
It's more affordable
than indoor venues, ma'am.
Why not do it at home?
So you can save your money.
What's important is the marriage,
not the party.
But in my opinion,
a wedding is a once-in-a-lifetime event.
It would be a shame
not to make it special.
Just do it at the marriage office first.
One day, when you have the money,
you can throw a party.
That's basically like
a secret marriage, isn't it?
My late parents
would be sad if they heard this.
You don't like Rani, do you, Mom?
Tria.
I just want you
to have a happy marriage with Rani.
You know
Money can create problems.
Mom.
I promise to marry Rani
and make her happy.
I'm all she has.
Give us your blessing.
I want to be a responsible man.
A good man
never leaves his family.
No.
I will never do that.
I don't want to be like Dad.
There is another container
in the room.
I've been saving for years
for your wedding,
whoever you choose to marry.
Thank you.
Let's pray that Tria's marriage
will be peaceful,
loving, and full of mercy.
- Amen.
- Amen.
Go ahead, Mrs. Risti.
Perhaps you have something
you'd like to say.
Peace be upon you.
- Peace be upon you too.
- Peace be upon you too.
My parents used to say that
the word "family" means
to come out of the body.
So when our child is born,
the child comes out of the mother's body.
When our child gets married,
it means
they leave their family home.
But my home
will always be open
to Tria, Tama
and Dewi, my children
forever.
That's all I have to say.
Tama.
- Fold it and then put it in my room.
- Okay.
- Tri.
- Yes, Mom?
That sofa
Bring it in with your brother.
- Okay.
- Because if it's
Tama.
Get out.
Get out.
Get out.
- Get out!
- Tama.
- Haven't you ruined this family enough?
- Tama
Don't defend her, Mom.
- Enough.
- Mom.
Don't ever let him
inside this house again.
- Mom, don't give him another chance.
- Get out!
- Why did you come here?
- Stop it.
I don't know why your dad's here.
"Dad"? He doesn't deserve
to be called Dad.
We haven't heard from him in years.
He was with his new family.
- Now he's here as if he did nothing wrong.
- Stop it.
- Say something!
- Dad!
Enough!
Why are you here?
What else are you going to take?
I struggled alone for years!
Where were you?
You didn't see
how Tama became the head
of the family in your absence.
He was forced to be an adult too early.
You don't know how my daughter
got married without a guardian.
You don't know how my youngest child
grew up without knowing his father.
What else are you trying to ruin here?
I don't get it.
Why did he come now,
a week before my wedding?
At least he came, Tria.
If I suddenly got rich,
he'd come back again.
The neighbors said
a motorcycle dropped him off
in front of the house.
Maybe he was thrown away by his family.
It's karma, then.
Just like he threw us away.
But why did they leave him here?
What does his family expect?
- They expect us to take care of him?
- We can just throw him back to his family.
Stop.
I know we're all upset with him
and hurt by what he did.
But we also have to remember
that Mom is hurting even more.
And we know she wouldn't have
the heart to hurt him,
let alone throw him away.
Tria.
Yes, Mom?
I'll sleep in your room.
You'll sleep with your dad, okay?
No way.
Why would I?
I know
You're upset.
Me too.
But at least, do it just for tonight.
We'll find a solution tomorrow.
Come on. It's late.
Okay.
You just sleep with me here.
Let Dad sleep alone.
Excuse me!
Yes?
Pardon me.
Good morning.
Who are you looking for?
Is this Ridho Nur Arief's house?
We're from Satria Bank.
We're here to collect
Mr. Ridho's long-overdue loan.
You
All this time,
you've traumatized
This family.
And now,
you've left us with a debt!
It's 250 million!
How am I supposed to pay it off?
This wouldn't have happened
if you had taken care
of the house deed earlier.
Tama.
We didn't even have enough money to eat.
How am I supposed to take care
of the house deed?
I would've taken care of it.
I've always done everything
for this family
whenever you asked me to.
Let's figure out a solution.
- And what's the solution?
- We're discussing it.
What do we do?
I don't have any more money.
So I have to deal with this?
I'd do anything willingly for this family.
But not for him.
Am I supposed to think about this alone?
What are you saying?
We're thinking about it together.
- What do we have to do?
- You want me to take it on too?
- You know my life.
- That's not what I mean.
You two, stop it!
Why are we fighting over
who should take care of him?
None of us has the obligation
to take care of him.
Including you, Mom.
Enough.
His debt
Let me pay it off.
- Why is Dad's debt your problem?
- Why are you the one worrying about it?
You don't have to think about his debt.
- Why should we worry about that?
- That's not our problem.
Just send him back to his family, Mom.
- Enough!
- Defending the wrong person.
Stop arguing.
I can't stand seeing you argue.
I want you
to take care of each other forever.
Even after I'm not around anymore.
Don't talk like that, Mom.
Why would you say that?
We will get along,
as long as he's not around.
Don't you realize?
We fought because he showed up.
You never change, do you, Mom?
You always defend the wrong person.
You know where he was all along.
He was never here.
He left us.
- Why do you
- Can you defend us instead?
Look at me. Or Tama.
He's done so much.
Or Tria.
He never even knew his father.
You still want to care for him?
If you love us, just ignore him.
The three of you
are more precious to me than this house.
Where will you live
if you sell this house?
Can you check first at
SATRIA BANK
Ma'am, please sign here.
This is our new house.
FIRST PARTY: RISTIANA
All right, thank you. That's all.
Wipe it up first.
Okay, then pull it again.
It's a lot.
You got wet.
- What's going on?
- They're moving all the stuff.
Poor thing.
Good afternoon. Mrs. Ristiana?
Thank you. We'll excuse ourselves.
Let's go, Mom.
BORN APRIL 23, 1953
DIED DECEMBER 11, 2025
Mrs. Risti,
I'm actually curious about something.
Have you
Heard from your children?
Which child are you going to live with?
I'm still waiting to hear from them.
I will call them again later.
Sorry for being rude.
The thing is Putri is
coming home tomorrow, Mrs. Risti.
Please eat, Mrs. Risti.
Yes, ma'am.
What if Mom sleeps with Marsha
in her room?
That's not possible.
What Mom needs isn't just a place to live.
She also needs someone
to take care of her.
Someone who looks after her.
Someone who keeps an eye on her 24/7.
We don't even have enough time for Marsha.
Don't get weird ideas.
Where will Mom sleep?
Here?
Are the four of us supposed
to sleep together?
But I feel guilty
about having Mom stay with the neighbors.
Please talk to your mom.
My mom can sleep in the living room.
Just for a little while.
My mom wouldn't agree.
And your mom wouldn't want
to live at her in-law's house.
It's going to be awkward.
Should we rent a house for my mom?
You should check
with your older siblings again.
Do you really think Mom would want
to live with us in a place like this?
You have a point.
But I've talked about it
with Dewi and Tama.
But they don't have space anymore.
What else can we do?
I get it, honey.
But you're still
on probation at the factory.
You're not a permanent employee yet.
If you pass probation,
then we can stay here. But if you don't?
We'll have no idea where to stay.
So, what should we do?
We're almost out of time.
We don't have a solution.
Honey. Let me. Let me take care of it.
- It's okay.
- Let me clean this.
It's okay. Do you want to eat more?
Just a moment.
- It's okay.
- I'm sorry.
Hang on, Mom. Let me help you.
Don't worry, it's not a big deal.
I'll talk about it later.
Right now, you need to focus on this.
Okay?
You just need to clean it.
It's still good.
You can still cook with it.
The pot too.
You just need to wipe it.
This will do.
- That will do.
- Mom.
We're worried about you.
That's right.
Especially since you often
leave the stove on
until the water nearly boils dry.
And you often forget to unplug the iron.
You still keep spoiled food
that's already moldy.
The three of us discussed it,
and we found a place for you to live.
I'm sorry.
I want to live
with you, Asti, and Caca.
You know Asti and I are busy working.
So
I won't live with you?
Listen.
We found a nice place for you.
It's called Kasih Abadi.
No.
What kind of place is that?
I'll take you there tomorrow.
No.
- You'll have friends and won't be alone.
- No.
- You won't need to clean your room.
- No.
There will be nurses 24/7.
Your health and nutrition
will be monitored.
What kind of place is that?
Can't I live with you, Dewi?
Dewi?
Tria?
When will Tama pick you up, Mrs. Risti?
In a moment.
Excuse us.
Mrs. Ristiana?
That's me.
Where's Mr. Tama?
Mr. Pratama called and asked us
to pick you up here.
He's not picking me up himself?
We're the ones picking you up.
Come on.
- Let me get your things. Excuse me.
- Sure.
Thank you.
Sir.
Yes, ma'am?
May I see my house first?
Yes, please do.
SADILI CHICKEN NOODLES
- Excuse me. Later.
- Yeah.
Yes, later.
- Later.
- Later.
Ma'am, let's go. Let me help you.
Be careful.
Mrs. Risti.
Come visit us often, okay?
- Thank you.
- You're welcome.
Come, ma'am.
Hello, Mom?
Hello, Dewi.
Are you there yet?
I am.
How's the place?
Nice.
Switch to video. I want to see.
Just a minute.
Here.
Try to settle in there, okay?
Pray that Hanif and I
are blessed with enough money
to afford a place,
so you can live nearby.
Yes, child.
Yes.
I'm always praying for you.
But really
It's nice here.
You should rest now.
I'll call you back soon.
Peace be upon you, Mom.
Peace be upon you too.
Oh, Mother.
Whether you're here or gone.
You'll always be in my heart.
Great! Everyone's great.
WREDHA KASIH ABADI NURSING HOME
Stay here, Sep.
Keep me company.
Hang on, Sep.
Peace be upon you, Mom.
Peace be upon you too.
Grandma!
I have a new toy gun.
Look.
Say hi to your grandma first.
- Hello, Grandma.
- Hello, Zayn.
Don't go anywhere.
I want to talk to your grandma.
Mom, what are you doing right now?
I'm with Asep.
Who's Asep?
Asep is a cat.
Oh, a cat!
I thought you were going to remarry.
Dewi, stop talking nonsense.
Mom, I want to know the recipe
for your special fried chicken.
Zayn misses your cooking.
I miss cooking for my grandkid too.
So, when can I come and visit you?
I want that too.
I'll talk to Hanif's mom.
It's okay.
Are you going to cook for Zayn?
Have you bought the spices?
Yeah, can you check
if I have all the ingredients?
Shallots.
Garlic.
Ginger.
Bay leaves. Lemongrass.
Coriander. Candlenut.
Looks like we have everything.
How about galangal?
I forgot. I am going to buy it later.
All the spices are ground.
When you come over later,
I'll make you some ground spices.
Keep it in the fridge.
Every time you want to make it,
you just need to fry it.
I'd love that.
Thanks, Mom.
When are you going to come here?
I will go there
when Hanif is not busy working.
Okay.
Stay healthy there, Mom.
Say hi to Asep for me.
- Peace be upon you.
- Peace be upon you too.
Asep.
I already told you
to keep me company.
HAPPINESS AT EVERY AGE
This.
Here, have some oranges.
Is this all I get?
Grandma, don't be like that.
I saved only the sweet ones for you.
The others are sour.
I didn't even want to eat them.
So, I saved the sweet ones just for you.
"Co cweet" of you.
Who bought these oranges?
My mom.
Call her.
Please call her.
She's busy around this time.
I don't think she's going to answer.
She probably won't pick up.
Just say thanks to her.
Okay, Grandma.
It's sweet, isn't it?
Actually,
I miss
living in your parents' house.
I want you to live there too.
You should stay the night here.
You'll allow it, Grandma?
Really? You don't usually allow me
to stay the night.
I miss your hug and your scent.
Your fried rice and your omelet too.
My grandkid.
Is this your specialty dish?
Yes. I'm preparing a finely ground
spice paste for my child.
Feeling under the weather?
I'm okay. It's normal.
How about we go lie down for a while?
Let me take care of this.
See? Let me ask Mr. Aman
to give you a coin rub.
Come on. I'll take you there.
Let me take care of this.
- Peace be upon you.
- Peace be upon you too.
Mom.
Mom.
What is it, my child?
I can't produce any breast milk.
Zayn can't nurse properly.
I don't know
why my breast milk isn't coming out.
I feel like I'm failing as a mother.
Does it hurt?
I'll massage you, okay?
Now, eat first.
I brought you this.
Katuk leaf soup.
It helps with breast milk production.
Here.
Please eat.
Let's just eat first.
Don't you want to hold the baby first?
You haven't held your grandbaby yet.
My baby is right over here.
My baby needs to be spoon-fed.
Don't be sad.
Zayn has chosen you as his mother.
So, don't be sad.
You will produce breast milk. Eat first.
Don't cry.
- Otherwise, Dewi won't be able to sleep.
- We have to help her.
I thought Dewi
Grandma, open!
Grandma!
Aren't you going to kiss my hand?
Mom.
Hanif and I just took his mom
to the hospital.
Hanif is still with her for her check-up.
So, Zayn and I took a taxi here.
I made your favorite spicy shrimp sambal.
And I brought you this.
Medicated oil.
To keep you warm here.
You
How are you?
I'm fine, Mom.
Sorry I only got
the chance to visit today.
Why have you gotten so thin, Mom?
Does the food taste bad here?
It tastes good.
I made you the spice paste.
Mom!
It's Zayn!
Zayn, no.
Don't do that, sweetie.
Don't jump on her bed with your shoes on.
You can't do that, okay?
It's okay.
You used to act like this as well.
Okay?
You want to jump?
Zayn, help me.
That one.
Take two.
- Help me bring those.
- One.
- Two.
- Yes.
Give them to your mom.
Mom, here.
- One, two.
- Thank you, Zayn!
As I promised.
I put them in here right away. Thank you.
Try it first, Mom.
Let's eat out front.
With the other old ladies.
They're happy whenever someone visits.
Do you like buying snacks here?
I like to cook here.
It's like living in a boarding house.
It's a waste of money to buy snacks.
Hey, come here.
I love to cook here.
Do you miss my cooking?
- Yes?
- Mom.
Here.
- What is this?
- For you to buy snacks.
No, no need.
As long as I have shallots and garlic,
I'm good.
- Just accept it, Mom.
- Dewi.
Keep the money for Zayn.
I'd rather you come visit me instead.
Come on. Let's eat.
Fried shrimp with sambal
or
Fried chili sauce?
Help your grandma.
Let me introduce you to my friends.
Ladies.
This is my daughter, Dewi.
And my grandson, Zayn.
- Hello, everyone.
- Hello.
Dewi brought her cooking.
Spicy shrimp.
So, this is your child who cooks well.
- I'm still learning, ma'am.
- Here.
- Ma'am, I'll get you rice, okay?
- Okay.
- Let me help serve it.
- Okay.
Grandma, do you have
a lot of friends here?
They're all my friends.
Say hi.
Here it is.
- Thank you.
- Enjoy.
Do you want to try? It's not too spicy.
- Thank you.
- You're welcome. You want it too, ma'am?
Sure.
Green beans.
My grandchild is so smart.
Have some more.
I'll eat too.
Dewi.
Hello, Mom.
Are you home yet?
I am. Zayn has fallen asleep.
Thank God.
I can't wait to see my grandchildren
and my kids again
on my birthday.
Hello?
Dewi?
Yes, Mom.
I've discussed it with Tama and Tria.
What did they say?
Well
They said it's all good.
You
You'll be picked up. And we
We're going to celebrate your birthday
at a restaurant.
What do you want to eat?
I
I don't care what we're going to eat.
Or where.
As long as I get to see
my grandchildren and my kids.
Amen.
I can't wait to see all of you.
I can't wait either.
Okay, then. Get some rest.
Peace be upon you.
Peace be upon you too.
Come on. Can't you do it?
Just this time.
I can't promise anything.
I'm swamped with work.
I'm working on a tender submission.
Tria, what about you?
You can, right?
We're just having a meal at a restaurant.
We'll split the cost.
I have nothing against it.
But
She's due in June,
around the same time as Mom's birthday.
I'm just scared
something might happen
if I'm not home. What would she do?
There's no one on standby.
Dewi, just arrange it.
If you need money, I'll send it to you.
If the timing doesn't work,
how about we postpone it?
We're still going
to celebrate her birthday.
Okay?
Postpone it?
Until when?
Next month? Or next year?
That's assuming
she still has that much time.
What about this?
I'll book the place.
Tria, you'll pick up Mom.
Tama will pay for all of it, right?
Yes. I'll pay for it.
Just keep me updated.
I have to go back to work now.
- Peace be upon you.
- Peace be upon you too.
WREDHA KASIH ABADI NURSING HOME
You rarely dress up like this.
My grandchildren and my kids
are picking me up tomorrow.
Where are you going?
My birthday.
How old are you turning?
17 or 71?
But
It's not a very nice dress, is it?
Should I
Just wear this one?
At our age,
your clothes don't really
change much, right?
I want my kids and grandkids
to be happy to see me.
Ma'am.
The important thing is
for you to stay healthy.
After the birthday celebration,
are you going straight
to your child's place?
I'm going to stay
at my eldest son's place.
How many days?
I'd like to stay
for a week.
But
I'll probably be brought back here
after only three days.
You've packed like
you're going to stay there for a year.
What I want is
to live with my kids and my grandkids.
I'm going home first.
HAPPY BIRTHDAY, MOM.
I'M SORRY I CAN'T VISIT YOU OFTEN.
WISHING YOU A LONG LIFE AND GOOD HEALTH.
You don't need to wrap it up again.
The box is already really nice.
I want to make it a surprise.
You're so silly.
- I don't want to!
- Zayn, come on.
Why won't you? Just a bit. Come on.
See? Dad's ready.
Where are you going, ma'am?
You look so pretty today.
My grandkids and my kids
are going to pick me up.
We're going to eat out
and spend time together.
Don't forget about us here.
Bring us something back.
Please excuse me.
- Bye.
- Bye.
Thank you, Asep,
for keeping me company.
Soon,
my kids and my grandkids will be here.
EMBRACING THE TWILIGHT YEARS WITH LOVE
MECHANIC
- Come on. Let's go.
- Just a minute.
The taxi is waiting outside.
Come on.
Honey?
Honey?
- Honey?
- What's wrong?
I think my water broke.
Oh my. What should we do?
Are we going to the hospital now?
- Yes, to the hospital.
- Okay. Slowly.
Let me hold you.
Slowly.
Slowly. Be careful.
Slowly.
Slowly.
Your sandals.
Asep.
Come here.
Stay here with me.
Tama
Tria
Dewi
Please come and visit me soon.
I'm waiting.
Dear God
Mom? Mom, let's go.
- Please give Tama and Asti
- Why is Dad still asleep?
Give them free time
and a comfortable life
Your dad didn't get to sleep
until this morning.
So they don't have to work too hard.
Peace be upon you, Dad.
Give them enough rest
and sustenance, dear God.
- Hello, ma'am.
- Give them a good future.
- Can I write something on this?
- And a happy life
For all my children and grandchildren.
- Thank you, ma'am.
- Thank you.
- Hello.
- Hello.
Tell Tama I'm at the hospital.
Rani is going to give birth.
Honey.
- Please wake up. You have a call.
- What's wrong with him?
- Hello.
- Dear God
Tama.
Come here quickly.
Please make Tria and Rani
loving and caring parents
- For their children.
- It hurts. I can't
- I can't.
- Come on, take a breath.
Please let their child
be a bright light
- In their lives.
- Dear.
Why did you bring a suitcase?
- Yeah, there's a last-minute meeting.
- A righteous
Smart and caring child.
- Peace be upon you.
- Peace be upon you too.
May they be surrounded
by people who love them.
Even greater than my love for them.
I love you all.
Nurse, please help her push.
Come on. Take a deep breath
and push hard, okay?
- It hurts!
- Come on, inhale.
Two, three. Come on.
Push!
It's a baby boy. Congrats.
Congrats.
Excuse me, but what's wrong
with my grandma?
Grandma?
Don't. Please don't.
Don't.
Dear God, please.
Dear God.
Grandma, this is the cake.
Look.
You'll love this cake.
Grandma.
Grandma, please don't.
Mom and Dad aren't here yet.
Grandma, wake up, please.
Tama, Rani has given birth.
Thank God.
PROCEDURE ROOM
Is Rani okay?
She's fine.
It's a baby boy.
Congrats.
Hello, Ca?
Hello, Tama?
I'm on my way. I'll be there soon.
Dad.
Mom.
Mom.
Mom, forgive me.
Mom.
I'm here, Mom.
Happy birthday, Mom.
Happy birthday, Mom.
Why are you all late?
Why are you all late?
Why didn't you come earlier?
No one wished Grandma a happy birthday.
It's her birthday,
but no one has wished her yet.
Dear God! Please bring
my grandmother back to us.
Just this once.
We can deal with other matters
another time.
Later, Grandma, next week.
Poor Grandma.
We didn't know.
Grandma would leave us today.
BORN JUNE 26, 1956
Careful, take it slow, sir.
Please help, sir.
BORN JUNE 26, 1956
DIED JUNE 26, 2026
There are also messages for Tama,
for me, and also for Tria.
Okay.
This is the recipe
for your favorite fried chicken.
The spice paste should be this smooth.
Dewi, make it this smooth.
- Okay, Mom.
- Okay?
Yeah.
I hope you'll have time
to get together for a meal.
- Coat the chicken.
- Join us, Tama.
Don't let it get your little brother.
I hope that when I'm no longer around,
you'll always make time to get together.
The chicken's done.
It's done!
- Can you feed me?
- Okay.
Tama first.
Good boy. Clap your hands!
So smart!
Okay.
I'm hungry.
- Come on, let's eat.
- Let's eat.
Let's eat.
I miss Mom.
Here's a thigh for you, Tama.
For you.
I'll get another piece.
I want the breast.
Here.
Are you sure you don't want the thigh?
I know you like thighs.
It's for you. I'll get another piece.
Like this?
- Come on.
- Just Dewi?
Thank you.