After their mother dies, sisters Putri and Ida enter the eerie factory where she worked. Inside, employees endure grueling hours in an environment where sleep is forbidden. The factory owner calls her death a suicide, but Ida disbelieves it, suspecting extreme exhaustion left her mother vulnerable to "something" lurking inside. To find the truth, Ida works without sleep to draw out the entity that attacked her mother.
Sleepless workers, debilitating fatigue, and a monster deep in the factory. Pursuing the truth, the sisters are dragged into a nightmare of rampant labor and desire.
An Indonesian director known for blending humor and social critique, Edwin won the FIPRESCI Award at Rotterdam for The Blind Pig Who Wants to Fly (2008), while Postcards From the Zoo (2012) competed for the Golden Bear at the Berlinale. His Golden Leopard-winning Vengeance Is Mine, All Others Pay Cash (2021) weaves violence, comedy, and eros into a thrilling tale of awkward love and revenge, cementing his status as a leading Asian auteur.
From Tokyo International Film Festival 2026, No. 39
