Recommended 6 Short Films To Welcome Eid, Listen!

Still Talking About Diana's Honesty (Indonesian Cinema)

JAKARTA - It doesn't feel like Ramadan is over. In the middle of leave and vacation time, there are many activities that can be done with family to welcome Eid al-Fitr with loved ones.

Online Cinemas as one of the streaming services always provide local shows that can fill time and reference. This time there are recommendations for six local short films that can fill holidays.

"Online cinemas want to present a special cinema in the month of Ramadan and Eid which can not only be entertainment during fasting, but also provides a variety of interesting insights from things that are around us, but sometimes we ignore them," said Bonifacius Soemarmo as VP Growth & Marketing Digital Business Visinema.

Here are six recommendations for short films that can be watched welcoming Ramadan:

This 22-minute short film tells the story of a father who has just died back to the world as a ghost to meet his son. The father asked for sincere prayers from his only child, Abdul. However, Pak Hari's invisible spirit makes it difficult to communicate with Abdul. Although it seems mysterious, this short film is a comedy genre that can entertain your fasting days.

A role model student was told to find out who kept stealing the charity box. 17 minutes long, this short film is the work of SAE Indonesia.

A family tries to communicate with their parents who have not seen each other for a long time in the month of Ramadan. The short duration does not make this film directed by Aldis Elwan lose its meaning.

The film, which was produced in 2021, tells the story of Diana, a high school student, becoming a controversial figure on social media because of the video she uploaded as her class assignment. Produced by Kembang Layar Indonesia is 27 minutes long.

Produced by Studio Dewe, this film is about Surip, 12 years old, wanting to wash his mother's feet before Hari Raya arrives, but is forced to wash your feet instead. The film, directed by Dimas Dwi Wardhana, is suitable to watch ahead of Hari Raya.

A grandmother who saw her recitation congregation die in front of her eyes became paranoid about her actions and others. With a duration of 21 minutes, this short film invites the audience to understand the life of a grandmother who tries to make peace with her paranoids.