Nadir 2025
"If you want to come in, just come in. No need to hesitate."
In Fattah Fajar's enigmatic short film *Nadir (2025)*, a disillusioned soul named NN grapples with a world that feels alien to their beliefs.
Director: Fattah Fajar
Cast
Parlindungan Tampubolon
NN
Sandi Prabowo
Yono
Abiyyu Tsaqiif
The Son
Valdis Valerian
The Messenger
Alya Nurhaliza
The Lady With One Eyes
Tonti Bassmallah
Follower
Anhar Dana
Plant
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Nadir (2025) about?
Nadir follows NN, a person who has lost faith in God and finds solace only in the company of plants and a plant-shop owner named Yono. When NN challenges the existence of God, their wishes begin to come true—with unsettling repercussions that upend their life entirely.
Who directed Nadir?
Nadir is directed by Fattah Fajar, a filmmaker known for crafting atmospheric and thought-provoking narratives.
Who stars in Nadir?
The film stars Parlindungan Tampubolon, Sandi Prabowo, Abiyyu Tsaqiif, Valdis Valerian, and Alya Nurhaliza in pivotal roles.
Is Nadir (2025) worth watching?
As a short film with a runtime of just 19 minutes, Nadir offers a dense, atmospheric experience that lingers. While it's too early for audience reviews, its intriguing premise and Fajar's distinct vision make it a compelling watch for fans of psychological drama and mystery.
How long is Nadir?
Nadir has a runtime of 19 minutes.
About Nadir (2025) — A Haunting Short Film on Faith and Consequences
In Fattah Fajar's enigmatic short film *Nadir (2025)*, a disillusioned soul named NN grapples with a world that feels alien to their beliefs. Cast adrift by doubt and a past that shattered their faith in the divine, NN finds fleeting solace in the quiet companionship of plants and Yono, a kindred spirit running a plant shop. Their fragile equilibrium shatters when NN embarks on a reckless quest to challenge the existence of God, only to discover that their defiant wishes carry consequences far heavier than anticipated. As the universe seems to bend to their demands, NN's journey spirals into a haunting exploration of belief, desire, and the unintended echoes of rebellion.
Director Fattah Fajar crafts a moody, introspective atmosphere where every frame pulses with tension and existential curiosity. The mystery unfolds like a slow-burn puzzle, blending drama and psychological intrigue, while the cast—led by Parlindungan Tampubolon and Sandi Prabowo—delivers performances that linger long after the credits roll. *Nadir* isn't just a film; it's an invitation to question the unseen forces that shape our lives, wrapped in a visually arresting and thought-provoking package.
