Fiksi.

Fiction. Is an unpredictable film, in a good way. There are several themes raised here, such as obsession, ambition, sacrifice, and social inequality. The story idea presented feels fresh. On the one hand, we will see an interesting drama, the drama of Alisha's life and her relationship with Bari, which makes us think this will be a romance film with an unusual tone. On the other hand, we will be dumbfounded by what will happen in this film, because here everything changes without us expecting it. Alisha's character is quite complex, but we can still understand what she is experiencing, the other characters are also diverse and interesting. The pacing feels slow, but it is perfect to build the intensity. The cinematography is static and looks quite simple, but it able to capture the emotions in each scene. The production design around the apartment building also looks so authentic and feels alive. The music is composed very well and beautifully, but also gives an impression that can be said to be dark. The acting of the cast here is good, but there are some that feel forced or excessive. Overall, this film is not only good but also provides lessons that can be learned.