Goldfish

The film follows 13-year-old Nur, who takes on the role of caretaker after his mother's death. His father, distant and harsh, sends him to an all-boys boarding school in hopes of making him more traditional and 'manly'. There, Nur grapples with bullying and struggles with his identity as he seeks validation and acceptance from his peers.

A pivotal moment occurs when Nur meets a Bissu, an androgynous spiritual leader who sees potential in him. This encounter forces Nur to confront his feelings about himself and his father's expectations. The story ultimately centers on his decision, which has significant implications for both his sense of self and his relationship with his father. Goldfish presents a poignant narrative about the search for acceptance against familial and societal pressures.