Ben & Jody

It's so hot.

Mr. Hasan is taking so long.

He's not here yet.

I'm thirsty.

Have some coffee while it's hot.

Have some coffee, sir. Please.

We've been waiting for this. -Slowly.

Thank you. -Enjoy the coffee.

Sure, here's yours, Mr. Yaumil.

Please wait, ma'am. -Thank you, Ben.

Thank you, Ben. -You're welcome.

Have some coffee while it's hot.

Please have some.

Enjoy it while it's hot.

Have some coffee, sir.

Okay. -So refreshing.

Hopefully we hear some good news. -I hope so.

Peace be upon you. -Peace be upon you too.

So what's the news, sir?

I have both good and bad news.

The good news is...

...the company agreed to meet our representatives...

...to discuss and renegotiate the demands.

Praise be to God.

They'll come up with better offers for us.

Negotiation?

Then what are we doing now?

I think it's better for us to go home and rest.

I don't think that's a good idea.

If we open the blockade, we're just giving them...

...opportunity. -That's right, sir!

Calm down. We have to keep thinking positively.

Calm down, everyone. Just go home and have some rest.

We can prepare a better argument for the negotiation.

Okay?

What's the bad news?

The bad news is....

Move away!

Run, you fools! -Run!

They have crossed the line!

What negotiation? This is oppression!

Now, anyone who can go home, please do so.

The ladies and I can provide some help...

...if anyone needs medical treatment.

I'll go find a vehicle for us. -Please. Thank you.

We will need it to carry the injured to...

...the medical centre in the sub-district.

Take care, Ben.

Peace be upon you. -Peace be upon you too.

Bro.

Hi, Jod! -Hi, coffee boy!

What happened to your face? Did you get into a fight?

I was beaten up by some thugs.

You and your shenanigans.

Go treat your wounds!

It's okay, only some minor scratches.

I'm a guy after all.

What is it? -Well, you have to see this.

Filosofi Diskopi is ready! See?

Ga, turn off the lights!

Ta-da! -Wow, so cool.

We'll go ahead with the disco vibe, huh?

Say hi, Aga! -Hi, Beni!

Aga is there? -Hi, Ben!

What happened to him? -It's nothing, just some scratches.

Chill.

Ben, in two days, we will launch Filosofi Diskopi.

I'll buy you a ticket and you have to be here!

I don't think I can join you guys.

I've got some problems here.

What are you doing there?

You have to come! Period!

Fine!

You're fussy!

Where's he? -I don't know.

Where's Jody?

Jody.

Hi!

We didn't find Ben.

What do you mean?

We have looked for him all over the airport.

We even asked the staff there, we couldn't find him.

They don't have a passenger named Beni Susilo.

We couldn't contact his number.

I tried to call him before. -The number you're calling...

...is out of reach. Please try again in a few minutes.

Where on earth is this guy?

The number you're calling is out of reach.

See? -Please try again later.

Hey. -Hey.

Rather than staying here and being worried all by...

...yourself, why don't you go to Ben's hometown?

About the coffee shop? The boys and I can handle it.

Jod. Ben only has you.

Ben!

Beni!

Ben!

Beni! Ben!

Beni!

Who are you? -Calm down. Don't be scared.

I'm Hasan. I know who you're looking for.

I'm a friend of Ben's father.

Ben is like my own son.

I've been looking for him as well, but I haven't found anything.

I just reported it to the police.

Any result?

They only said I'm not a direct family member.

So it's no good, right?

We had clashes with the company's securities.

A few of the protesters got hurt, so Ben and I took care of them.

Then Ben left to find some vehicles for us.

We haven't heard anything from him since.

I found his phone.

This is the jungle.

We're all alone here, so watch your back.

Call me if you need anything.

Sir!

It's in. Thank you. -Okay.

You're welcome.

Miss, do you have a charger for this type of phone?

Yes, I do.

This dimwit!

Mr. Hasan? Can I see you?

Okay, we can meet tonight. Okay, see you later.

Thank you, miss.

Sir, here's your drink. -Thank you.

Hi. Sorry.

Ma'am. The usual.

Here.

Here's the money. -Thank you.

Come on.

Thank you, ma'am.

Get off! -Wait a second.

Come on! -Wait.

Who are you looking for? -Can you put the gun down?

Do you want money? I can give you money if you want.

You idiot!

Kneel down! Kneel!

I'm looking for my friend.

Here, I have a..... -Where?

Wait a second. I have it on my phone.

This is him.

See?

Where's my friend?

You idiot!

Come on! Quick!

Open it!

Get in!

Excuse me.

You idiot.

Ben.

Ben. Beni!

I thought you're dead.

Beni.

You went missing and I came here for you. You fool!

Wake up, bro!

If Tubir knows you're lazing around, we're dead!

Let go get coffee! -How did you get here?

Someone gave me your phone. -Don't stay up late!

If you get sick, it'll give me trouble.

That fool.

His name is Hasan.

Is he okay?

He's okay. -Thank God.

Who are these people?

They're the elders of the native villages around here.

Some of them are the members of farmer villages community.

They fought back after the company tried to seize their land.

They're just like me.

We fought back.

We are held hostage to scare people.

So the villagers will change their minds...

...and agree to be relocated.

Then the company can take their lands.

Well. You better go to sleep.

Take a rest.

Sure.

Come on. -What is it?

Come on!

City boys. What are you glaring at?

Huh? -Watch your way!

Come on! Quick!

Come on!

Come on!

Quick!

Hey!

Come here!

Here! Have some more!

You useless bulk!

Jod, take this.

Don't let them see you being idle. They'll come after you.

Where should I carry this to? -Follow me!

Come on!

Come on! Put that down!

Go back there! Quick!

Hey, come here!

What is this symbol?

Eyes, nose. Where is the mouth?

How dare you!

Who's that?