Rara, a lonely 8-year-old girl, wants a small window in her hut located in the slum area of Menteng Pulo, Jakarta. Mbok, Rara's ailing grandmother and her father, Raga, do not have enough money to buy the window. So Rara and friends busk for money in the streets or rent out umbrellas on raining days. Meanwhile, in a luxurious housing complex in Jakarta, Aldo, 11-year-old boy, and does not have any friends. Neglected by his rich father, Ratna Syahri, his grandmother, Nek Aisha, is his only comfort. One day, Aldo meets Rara when the car he is in, grazes her. They become good friends and she is the one he turns to when he flees from home after a quarrel with his brother.
Aditya Gumay
Director
Emir Mahira
Aldo
Dwi Tasya
Rara
Raffi Ahmad
Raga, Rara's father
Ingrid Widjanarko
Si Mbok, Rara's grandma
Yuni Shara
Bude Asih, Rara's auntie
Aswin Fabanyo
Pak Syahri, Aldo's father
Alicia Djohar
Nyonya Ratna, Aldo's mother
Aty Cancer
Nek Aisyah, Aldo's grandma
Varissa Camelia
Bu Alya, teacher
Indra Bekti
Maudy Ayunda
Andini
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