One night, three siblings, zero family secrets left standing.
A re-edit of the film "Rumah dan Musim Hujan" (2012) by its producers. A provocative demolition of traditional family values, the film tackles a wide range of issues, from gay secrets to marital infidelity. After a dinner to mark the end of Ramadan, we follow three siblings through the rest of the night. Ragil looks after his dad, a doddery patriarch, but has a secret lover who visits when dad's asleep. His sister Ade has a terrible experience on the way home (she's lived with mum since the divorce), but the night has greater shocks in store for her. And the randy elder brother Raga is helping his current girlfriend through a pregnancy scare when his former girlfriend shows up at the door in distress.
Acting
Tara Basro's silent unraveling in Ade's pivotal scene
Direction
Ifa Isfansyah's surgical re-edit of his own producer's film
Writing
Three simultaneous storylines that collide with surgical precision
Director
Ifa Isfansyah
Trivia, insights & behind the scenes
The film's very existence is radical: a 2012 Indonesian film openly depicting gay characters and premarital pregnancy, then re-released in 2018 after social shifts.
Ifa Isfansyah's decision to re-edit his producers' original film 'Rumah dan Musim Hujan' mirrors the narrative's theme of hidden truths finally surfacing.
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