Anak-anak Borobudur

The film follows ten-year-old Amat, who helps his mute father with stone carving. When his teacher encourages him to enter a stone carving competition, Amat's journey takes an unexpected turn. Despite winning, he returns the prize, believing his father's contribution deserves recognition instead of his own.

"Anak-anak Borobudur" explores themes of family loyalty, honesty, and the pressures of competition. The narrative is enriched by its setting, showcasing the cultural significance of the Borobudur Temple and the traditional craft of stone carving. With a strong focus on character development and moral lessons, this film offers a poignant look at the challenges faced by a young boy in a rural community.