Pensil

The film follows Badrul, who, after suffering a high fever as an infant, faces numerous challenges in his life. He supports himself and his mother, who lost her legs to diabetes, by selling crackers and porridge. Despite the adversity he encounters, including the scorn of some villagers, Badrul remains respectful and devoted to his family and religious teachings.

Badrul's journey is marked by his artistic talent; he has a remarkable ability to paint. His relationship with Grandpa Max, a supportive figure in his life, provides him with love and attention. The film delves into how Badrul navigates his struggles while maintaining hope, particularly in his desire to buy his mother an artificial leg. 'Pensil' presents a poignant narrative about overcoming obstacles and the strength of familial bonds.