

Overview
Astranova: Beyond The Stars is a docu-fiction short film that explores memory, friendship, and the emotional transition of leaving school life. The story follows a recent graduate who reunites with his friends and reminisces about the moments they once shared. In a nostalgic atmosphere, he drifts into a dream-like journey that brings him back to those memories, making him feel as if he is still living in them. By blending documentary-style realism with narrative storytelling, the film creates a reflective and intimate experience, highlighting how memories shape identity while emphasizing the importance of creating one last meaningful moment before moving forward.
Top Cast
Muhammad Naufal Muzzaki
Daniel
Fadil Nurrahman
Hendra
Muhammad Abyan Zuhair
Alex
Keyla Najlaa Warta Wijaya
Vika
Nazwa Zahara
Dita
Gisca Alifia
Ibu Daniel
Key Film Crew
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