Room 65
Directed by
Rakhaad Febrikha
In 1965 Indonesia, a young civil servant named Rahman arrives at a dusty government archive — a place filled with silence, secrets, and something that seems to remember him. Warned to avoid the sealed Room 65, he instead finds a red folder with his own arrest photo. As whispers grow and shadows stir, Rahman begins to realize: he is not just a visitor — but someone who has already been erased.
Room 65 is a psychological thriller created with the aid of artificial intelligence (script and visual development). Inspired by real historical events, the film explores bureaucratic silence, state violence, and the haunting cost of being deleted — not only from life, but from memory.
Monthly:
- Best Afterlife or Rebirth Concept
- Best Character Study
- Best Existential Short
- Best Holiday-Themed Film
- Best Horror Film
- Best Inciting Incident
- Best Nonlinear Storytelling
- Best Portrayal of Mental Health
- Best Psychological Thriller
- Best Rollercoaster Experience
- Best Scary Monster or Entity
- Best Story of Healing
- Best Surrealism
- Best Tribute to Classic Cinema
- Best Twist
- Best Unreliable Narrator
- Best Use of Makeup/Practical FX
- Best Use of Tradition or Ritual
- Best Winter Cinematography
- December: Season of Shadows & Light
- Most Disturbing Concept
- November: The Human Condition
- October: Nightmares & Monsters
- September: Down the Rabbit Hole

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