The Painted Lady

Ten girls get a mysterious invitation to stay in Pesantren Impian (Dream Islamic Boarding School). The secluded school was built by Gus Budiman to provide a second chance for those who have a dark past. Sissy, a model, came with her friend, Inong, who keeps their own problems; Butet has drugs problem; Sri comes with a prostitution scandal; and Rini who is looked innocent, gets pregnant out of wedlock. There are also other names with their own problems, including Eni, a young policewoman, intelligent and ambitious, who is investigating the murder case at the Crystal Hotel and gets clues that the suspects are in Pesantren Impian. It is not easy to melt the stiffness among the female students who do not know each other, because of their past and various bad habits. School supervisor, Ustadz Agam and Ustadzah Hanum, and Umar, a handsome mysterious figure that is close to Gus Budiman, keep encouraging them. Slowly, they proceed to get to know Islam better. The school gradually feels like a second home that offers a cool oasis which they never found. Until one day when the schools is attacked. Death after strange death begin to occur. The pupils are frightened. Umar, Eni, Inong and the other girls are striving to defeat the horrible terrors that befall on the dream school.

Lonely people in a quiet hotel find their lives shaken up by the arrival of the glamorous, assertive Helen Lancaster.

Trotty Veck, the licensed messenger, reconsiders his promise to allow the marriage of his daughter Meg to Richard, after being advised by Alderman Cute that it is a sin for the poor to wed. After his day's labors, he meets William Fern with his infant daughter Lillian seeking shelter from the authorities, who have threatened to hang him. The kind-hearted little man takes them to his humble home for the night. Far after midnight, Trotty, seated by the fireside and soothed by the chimes, falls asleep and dreams. His dream first takes him to the belfry of the old church, where the spirit of the chimes chides him for having done something he should not, and endeavors to show that the consequences might be, by picturing the future. In this vision, Trotty sees his daughter Meg living in poverty and acting as mother to Fern's daughter Lil, now grown to girlhood, Fern, in prison for his demonstration against the rich, and Richard, a drunkard from disappointment. Sir Joseph Bowley visits the little home and offers to adopt Lil, but instead mistreats her so that she is compelled to escape, but finally, upon promise from Sir Joseph to free her father, gives herself up to him, only to be ejected in time from his fine home with an unfortunate infant. She goes back to Meg and dies from the effect of her ill-treatment, leaving the infant to Meg, who in turn is compelled to leave her home due to her poverty. Going to the bridge, Meg attempts to end all for herself and infant. At this point Trotty's dreams come to an end. He now realizes that the poor as well as the rich have a right to marry, and hastens to correct his error. This done, he goes to check Fern, leading one of his meetings. Knowing the influence little Lil has on her father takes her and induces Fern to give up his plans. Trotty and Richard are taken prisoners by Sir Joseph's servants and brought before this despot, who instead of compelling Trotty to submit to his terms, is himself forced to sign a document giving the poor their rights.

A collaborative film which gathers over 25 creators to prove that we are all connected by the nature of Mother Earth with collective consciousness. The case study is questioning: "What would you see in your dream, if you were born blind?"