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Midnight Coffee - edited with Davici Resolve.
There is something truly special about Bandung at midnight. The busy streets finally quiet down, the air gets cooler, and time just seems to slow down. My friend and I were out late and decided to pull over, rest for a while, and take in the city lights. This video captures that exact feeling—a simple, peaceful break from the rush. We decided to call it "Midnight Coffee". Grab a cup, sit back, and chill with us.
There is something truly special about Bandung at midnight. The busy streets finally quiet down, the air gets cooler, and time just seems to slow down. My friend and I were out late and decided to pull over, rest for a while, and take in the city lights. This video captures that exact feeling—a simple, peaceful break from the rush. We decided to call it "Midnight Coffee". Grab a cup, sit back, and chill with us.
Imaji - edited with Davinci Resolve.
Through the eyes of a homeless man yearning for a decent life, the boundary between his squalid reality and dreams of luxury slowly crumbles, leading him to a bitter truth: the world he envisions is controlled by a capitalist system inherently rigged against him.
The film unfolds entirely from the perspective of a vagrant who spends his days on the street corners of a bustling metropolis. Amidst the unforgiving asphalt, he possesses a unique coping mechanism: he is a master dreamer. Whenever he watches people emerging from office buildings, he immediately drifts into fantasy.
In his mind, he transforms into a successful man in a sharp suit, with a home of his own and access to every worldly comfort.
Qurban - edited with Davinci Resolve.
"QURBAN" is a reflective short film that explores the profound meaning behind the Islamic tradition of sacrifice (Qurban). The story centers on a young mother who is caring for her baby. As she goes about her daily routines: playing with her child, managing finances, and taking walks in her neighborhood, she is reminded of the upcoming Eid al-Adha. She carefully calculates her savings on her phone, ensuring she has enough to purchase a sacrificial sheep (domba) to fulfill this religious duty.
Through a narrative voiceover, the film delves into the origins of Qurban, reflecting on the story of Prophet Ibrahim (Abraham) and his son Prophet Ismail (Ishmael). Their willingness to submit entirely to God's will is presented as the ultimate symbol of sacrifice and devotion.