'You Are My Home' and Only Hope
A homeless girl faces depression and uncertainty during the holidays.
Bini Muda
Jue lives in a house with her husband, Man Loya, and their two children. Jue is always fighting for women's rights. One day, when Man Loya goes to the toilet, his phone rings and Jue answers it. The call is from a woman who calls herself Bini Muda (Young Wife). Since then, Jue becomes blindly jealous and behaves coldly towards Man Loya.
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Jue lives in a house with her husband, Man Loya, and their two children. Jue is always fighting for women's rights. One day, when Man Loya goes to the toilet, his phone rings and Jue answers it. The call is from a woman who calls herself Bini Muda (Young Wife). Since then, Jue becomes blindly jealous and behaves coldly towards Man Loya.
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