Little Hands

Directed by an unnamed filmmaker, Little Hands explores the complexities of a young girl's identity in a family that yearns for a son. Lala's father, Anton Wijaya, struggles with his daughter's masculine nature, leading to tension within the family. The involvement of child psychologist Kak Seto adds another layer, as his methods and relationship with his girlfriend are tested by Lala's actions.

The film addresses themes of gender expectations and parental pressures, showcasing the impact of a child's behavior on family relationships. Lala's sister, Dina, represents the innocence and admiration that can complicate these dynamics further. The arrival of Bujel, with his unconventional perspective, serves as a catalyst for confronting the family's issues. Little Hands presents a thoughtful examination of child psychology while critiquing the very field designed to help families navigate such challenges.