Anyone has the right to aspire for their children to become anything, there is no restriction from the law. Become a doctor, become an engineer, become a teacher, become an agriculturist, become an astronaut, or become a hafidz Al Qur'an. But hardly anyone aspires for their child to be President. So when an itinerant tailor on the outskirts of Jakarta named Mustakim told the neighbors that he and his wife Rohmah, dreamed that the child he was carrying would grow up to be president. The hope that caused a scene in the village was initially just an expression of the excitement of parents who were about to welcome the birth of their first child. From his obsession, different reactions came from the neighborhood where he lived. Some responded casually, some responded as a joke, some responded that it was a noble dream and should be supported.—SinemArt