Way Back Home

The film follows Mesala and Ratih as they travel to Pacitan, East Java, in search of Ratih's long-lost child. At the same time, Juda seeks to find his half-brother Mesala and their estranged father. The narrative delves into themes of forgiveness and familial bonds while highlighting the conflicts that arise from their pasts.

As Mesala grapples with his feelings towards his father, who he believes betrayed his biological mother, tensions rise during their journey. Accompanied by Juda, Mesala navigates through the wilderness of Kalimantan, allowing for personal growth and revelations. The film effectively captures the struggles of reconciling with the past while pursuing familial connections.