Kartu Pos Wini (2023)

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Can you give your best smile

for the photo, Wini?

Okay?

Okay, Wini, smile!

One, two

Okay, great. Good girl!

Give me one more!

- Come on, Wini! Show me your spirit.

- This time

- Are you okay?

- Who will be

- Let's start. Okay.

- You're it.

- One, two, three.

- You're it!

- Huh? Wini!

- Wini!

- Wini!

- Wini!

People call me cold-hearted,

- but I think of myself as determined.

- Hey! It's done, right?

- Good morning, sir!

- Morning.

Keep your chin up!

I made my dream come true

by working in this place.

The post office.

Yes, the post office!

Because of this place,

I saw a lot of miracles.

- Kris.

- Ma'am.

Sorry, we're not allowed to go inside.

How is Wini?

I'm sorry, ma'am.

I didn't realize

her condition was deteriorating.

I forced her to keep going

with the photo session.

I deeply apologize, ma'am.

I hope it's nothing serious.

Doctor Rebecca has warned me

about Wini's condition.

But I was too selfish, ma'am.

Yes.

Doc, how's my daughter?

Her condition has been stabilized.

Her tension has dropped,

but the platelets

are still in good numbers.

And she still seems very happy,

even in her current condition.

She's exhausted.

Come on, Kris! Remember the rules.

Remember how we should treat

cancer patients.

Stop forcing them.

Yes, Doc. I'm so sorry.

I was too selfish. I went overboard.

I didn't realize her condition

was deteriorating.

I apologize, Doc.

- Okay.

- Thank you, Doc.

- Thank you very much, Doc.

- You're welcome.

Let's wait.

Excuse me.

Oh, Mister Rumi.

It's his third visit this month.

Is it for your best friend?

Oh, no.

It's the usual, isn't it?

From your pen pal.

I have been delivering letters

to the same address for four years.

From Reza.

I bet he's sent you

thousand of love letters.

Stop it, Mister Rumi.

I hope you're not sick

of delivering these letters for me.

Well, as long these letters

make you happy,

I'm happy.

I hope you'll meet him soon.

Stop it!

Okay, I have many deliveries.

INTERNATIONAL SERVICE REGULATIONS

DURING THE PANDEMIC

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Hi, Ruth, my long-distance friend

that feels so close.

Today marks the 18th year

of our friendship.

Yes.

The world is getting smaller,

reducing the distance between us.

I know 18 years is a very long time.

I keep following

what God has planned for me.

Including our meeting.

So, let's celebrate our friendship

with millions of stories and memories.

A dream is a passion.

I've always wanted to be a doctor,

and I work hard to be one.

If your dream is to work

in the post office,

then let's work hard for it, Ruthie!

Wow, you have lots to do,

but you still have time

to reply to those sweet nothings.

What do you mean, sweet nothings?

I'm just checking my notifications.

Who knows, maybe I got

some important messages.

If you do, that must be

from your dear Reza,

your best pen pal in the world, right?

I don't believe he's just a friend.

I think he's

your secret boyfriend, isn't he?

Stop it, Dewi.

Damn, it broke down.

- Yes, Nay.

- Kris, you're late.

I've worked hard to convince

the owner of the brand.

I promised them that they would

get the best picture.

Yes, Nay. I'm on my way.

I'm close.

You're investing too much

in that volunteer job.

No money, Kris.

Be realistic.

Don't ever mock my passions and goals.

- Or you...

- Or what?

Or what, Kris?

You made a commitment.

Keep it simple. Think of our future.

Shut up.

LETTER BOX FOR GOD

Why is it so hard?

Let me help, ma'am.

Thank you.

You're welcome.

Thank you.

You're welcome.

If you're not serious,

it will take a long time to finish.

I'm serious.

One. Next!

Let's take a break.

Why were you late?

I went to the post office.

I had things to do.

You mean, meeting Ruth?

Your high school flame?

Oh you, Mr. Secret Admirer.

What's up with these models?

Their smiles look very off.

This is a photo sh**t for a high-end brand.

These models look straight

from a horror movie.

Aren't you tired of trying to get Ruth?

It's not called effort for nothing.

If she likes me back, I'll be grateful.

But if she's not, I'm okay with it.

But I think

Ruth might agree to be your model.

But only for her prewedding sh**t

with Reza.

Man, that's cruel.

And not funny!

It's not funny!

Okay, let's continue.

Let's focus.

I want to capture your best,

so give me your best smile.

Next. Pose. Next.

Show me your character.

Okay, smile.

Okay, let's take a break.

Can you help to retouch

Ratu's makeup, please?

- Miss.

- Oh, right.

This is your package, right?

Can you deliver tomorrow?

Yes, we can.

Pos Express is a next-day service,

which means the package

will arrive the next day.

I have an online shop, miss.

My customers will be furious

if their packages arrive late.

If I may give you a suggestion,

you can download the Pos Aja app.

You can set COD for your delivery service,

so the courier will pick up your package,

you can track the courier,

and we also give a warranty.

Oh, I didn't know

the post office had an app.

I'll download it later.

Thank you for the information, ma'am.

- This is the receipt.

- Hmm.

This is the package.

Okay, thank you very much.

- Thank you.

- Excuse me.

THIS IS NOT A DATE

JUST WANT TO TAKE YOU TO DINNER

PLEASE

SORRY, I STILL HAVE A LOT OF WORK

TO TAKE HOME

YOU'RE STILL WORKING AT HOME?

WOW

Why are you smiling like that?

It's just Krisna. He's so silly.

If I may give you a suggestion,

I think you better take Krisna.

It's better than waiting

for your long-distance boyfriend.

I don't know.

Krisna is very free-spirited.

I'm not sure he can commit.

He used to be like that,

but he might be different now.

Hear me out. He's easy-going.

If I were you, I'd choose Krisna,

who's clearly head over heels for you.

This is a matter of the heart.

I can't force to change what I feel.

You said you're just

best friends with him.

Now you're talking

about matters of the heart.

Stop it!

Kris, Kris, Kris.

Kris, Kris, Kris.

You're leaving just like that?

Aren't you going to talk to me?

You haven't said anything to the princess.

Kris, I'm serious.

Something's wrong with you.

Kris.

Because you're annoying.

You're annoying, Kris.

Kris.

Kris.

Kris. Kris. Kris.

Kris.

- It's hard.

- Yes, it's a bit inconvenient.

Right? It's full already.

Ruth.

- Yes, sir?

- Can you come here quickly?

- Right now?

- Yes.

Okay, I'm coming.

Hey, I have to go.

It's okay. Go!

Ruth.

Smile.

INDONESIAN CANCER FOUNDATION

Let's ride a train!

Who wants to come with us?

To Bandung and Surabaya

Let's ride a train happily!

- It reminds us of our childhood.

- Yes.

So cute.

The train won't wait for long

Excuse me.

Please come in.

Good afternoon, Doc.

Good afternoon.

Hello! Oh, there she is!

Our most beautiful painter and model!

You look great!

Yes, you're still following

the diet, aren't you?

Of course, Doc,

but it's so hard to get her to eat.

Especially when she loses her appetite,

it's hard for her to swallow food.

We have to keep trying, ma'am.

And you have to help

your mother too, Wini.

You have to eat a lot so you'll get

- Stronger.

- Good.

Wini has to eat anything

that Mom cooks, right, Dr. Becca?

So she can play

and draw as much as she likes.

The number of people who send letters

to God keep increasing.

I don't know what to do

with those letters.

Yeah, me too.

Hopefully, God will listen

to their prayers.

Yeah. What time is it?

I have an appointment. I need to go.

Okay, be careful.

Don't stay too long.

- Okay.

- Bye.

Pst.

Krisna?

This moment is so perfect.

I couldn't miss this.

I have a pretty model

with a charming smile.

Come on!

Kris, enough.

This is a public space,

not a photo studio.

You're embarassing me.

I don't want a no this time.

Especially from you.

You have to be my model.

My exhibition will be in a month, Ruth.

Kris, how many times

do I have to tell you?

I don't want to be a model.

Please, Ruth! Just this once.

No.

Ruth, you're beautiful,

and you have a star quality.

And you're admirable.

You're fit to be my model.

You're the only one who thinks that.

I have a job, and I love it.

I never wanted to be a model, Kris.

Ruth, I know both of us are very stubborn.

We can't accept no.

So please, Ruth. Please?

I have a job,

and it's clear that we

don't see eye-to-eye

about our stubbornness.

Ruth, where are you going?

I'm going home.

Let me take you home.

No, I can do it by myself.

Ruth, I'm serious. Let me.

Wow.

You got some candid pictures, I see.

You're like a lovesick paparazzi.

But isn't this unethical?

To take a picture without permission.

I'll get her permission after this.

But it's still unethical.

Women and cancer.

It'll be a very interesting theme

for my exhibition.

How is it, Nay? Great, no?

Yes, but why cancer?

I think the visitors prefer to see

beautiful models, something exciting.

Not cancer.

Paradox is always interesting.

There's always a side of life

that becomes a reflection

of problems that women face.

Oh, please.

You're too idealistic and nave.

I think the investors also prefer

something that shows the exotic view

of beautiful models.

You need to remember.

I got you the investors.

So don't ruin it! It's my hard work.

Hopefully, those people with money

won't have a pragmatist

view of life like you.

Well, well, well.

Never-ending argument, like always.

I always give in at the end anyway.

Nayla, why are you in hurry?

Yeah, Grandma.

I have something urgent to do.

Why don't you ask Krisna to pick you up?

Okay, be careful.

Thank you, Grandma.

I have to go. Excuse me.

- Good afternoon.

- Good afternoon, ma'am.

How can I help you?

Miss, I want to send a postcard!

Can you send it to this address?

Okay, let me see.

TEMPORARILY CLOSED

GOD, PLEASE WATCH OVER MY MOM JUST AS YOU

HAVE WATCHED OVER ME. TO GOD IN HEAVEN

Wini, this beautiful lady

will send your postcard.

What do you say to her?

Thank you, miss.

I hope God will reward your kindness.

You're welcome, pretty girl.

I will send your letter

to God in heaven, okay?

I'll send it

with our special express delivery.

What do you think?

Thank you very much. See you later, miss.

See you later.

Thank you so much.

Thank you.

Let's go, honey!

GOD, PLEASE WATCH OVER MY MOM JUST AS YOU

HAVE WATCHED OVER ME. TO GOD IN HEAVEN

There are many stories about

how people survive by igniting

the hope within them.

There's one story

that might be able to inspire us.

It's a story from Mister David.

Thank you.

My name is David. David Utomo.

I'm 75 years old.

Besides doing his treatment regularly,

a letter to God also became

like a prayer for him.

Amen.

Okay, ever thing's ready, right?

We're about to start.

Wait a sec.

Where is he?

You said he's a professional photographer.

But we still need to contact

and remind him.

Okay, everybody. The angle is great.

Now it depends on the models.

Can they pose?

It doesn't matter

if the photographer is really good,

but the model sucks

and is not attractive enough.

It doesn't matter if the photographer

is really good, but he's not professional.

It's useless.

Professionalism is about the result.

As long the client is satisfied,

that's professionalism.

Clear?

Let's get started.

One, two.

Smile.

Pose! Can you pose?

Of course, I'm a model.

Kris.

A photo sh**t here?

Hey, Nay! How are you?

No wonder the photo sh**t is at Pos Bloc.

You want to meet a certain person.

Can you stop overthinking like that?

Stop assuming things.

You're ruining my mood.

Kris, it's okay.

Hey, Ruth, how is it?

Have you changed your mind

about modelling for me?

What?

I did not change my mind.

And I still don't want to be a model.

I'm going back to my office.

Nay, I'm going!

Bye.

- that time. Don't forget the documents.

- Okay.

Okay.

I have to go, sir.

- Yes, okay.

- Good afternoon, sir.

I'm Ruth. I want to discuss

the letter box for God, sir.

Oh, Ruth. I remember you.

Why do you keep bothering yourself

with that letter box anyway?

It's an old program.

I just found out about it, sir,

about the letter box.

It's a program made

before Mister Reka's era.

I've told Mister Reka to stop the program,

but he said you objected.

Sorry, sir, but I really hope

we're going to keep

the letter box to God, sir.

The company's instruction

is quite clear, Ruth.

If there's a letter that can't be sent,

we have to send it back to the sender.

Where are those letters?

Here, sir.

GOD, PLEASE WATCH OVER MY MOM JUST AS YOU

HAVE WATCHED OVER ME. TO GOD IN HEAVEN

And do you know heaven's address?

Okay.

And even if we had the address of heaven,

do you really think the angels would say,

"Okay, we're going

to deliver these letters?"

And then the postman

would see miracles and say,

"Angel, can I have a taste of heaven,

even just for a moment?"

Sorry, Ruth. I'm rambling.

Just an intermezzo.

Yes, sir.

But sir, the letter box for God

is a very urgent matter.

This is a worthy cause.

Enough, Ruth.

Stop giving false hope to those people.

The company's rules are very clear.

We have to send back letters

that we cannot deliver.

Forget about the letter box for God.

- Yes, sir.

- Also, Ruth,

before you leave, I have a favor to ask.

I'm going to assign you for two days

every week to take care

of the administration of the Pospay app.

Yes, sir.

Okay, let me show you the office.

Okay.

This will be your office.

The target market of the app

is the millennials,

so I think it would be better

if help also came from a millennial.

DOWNLOAD THE APP NOW AND ENJOY EASY LETTER

AND PARCEL DELIVERY WITH POS INDONESIA

Oh, Ruth, I see you're quite good

with technology.

Yes, sir, I'm quite familiar with it.

We need people like you

in this digital era

to serve the domestic

and the global market.

Yes, sir.

REGISTER AND PAY

YOUR BPJS EMPLOYMENT FEES HERE

Well, I guess it's the price

we have to pay for having

a celebrity employee.

That paparazzi comes here for you.

Next time, you should go to him

and ask for money for every photo

he takes of you.

I apologize, sir.

It's fine.

Two hundred and seventy-six, 277

Including these two letters.

TO GOD IN HEAVEN

This letter box has always

been here since 1977.

Wow.

I don't get it.

Why those people always undermine

the power of these letters.

People write their hopes and dreams

in these letters.

Like how you pour your heart out

to your pen pal in the Netherlands?

I'm being serious here.

So, what are we going to do?

Are we really going

to destroy these hopes?

What can we do exactly?

The executives have made their decision.

We just have to follow it.

Excuse me.

Oh, it's you.

Good afternoon, ma'am.

I'm Ruth, from the post office.

Yes, I remember.

I'm Rosiana. Can I help you?

Is there something wrong

with Wini's postcard?

Oh, nothing's wrong. I just want

to talk about something.

If it's okay with you, can we talk inside?

Of course. Please come in.

Thank you, ma'am.

Ouch.

Are you okay? Are you hurt?

No, I'm okay.

Should I take you to the hospital?

What? No, no need. I'm okay.

But you look pale, Nay.

Really?

Maybe because I'm on diet,

and I haven't eaten yet.

Maybe that's why.

Why are you on a diet?

You look beautiful, Nay.

You don't need to be on a diet.

A genuine praise from you, so unusual.

I'll take you to the hospital.

No, you don't need to. Just take me home.

Let's go.

- Is that okay?

- Yes.

It's so amazing.

I never knew the post office

provided a letter box for God.

I'm so impressed.

That's what I want to talk about, ma'am.

The policy has changed, and we have

to send back the letters

that can't be delivered.

We're not saying

that what you did is wrong.

I think it's very human.

So, you're here to send back

Wini's postcard?

No, ma'am.

It's the other way around.

I want to ask your permission

to keep Wini's postcard.

I read the postcard,

and I really don't want

to destroy her hope.

If I may ask,

why did Wini write this postcard?

Wini is sick. Leukemia.

She was diagnosed when she was three.

Blood cancer.

Her father passed away five years ago

because of the same disease.

This letter box gives her hope,

and it makes her happy.

Ma'am, I want to do something for her.

I want to be her friend.

Is it okay to meet Wini, ma'am?

Yes, sure.

Let me take you to her room.

Thank you, ma'am.

This way.

Hi, pretty lady!

Oh, it's you.

You still remember me?

Of course. What are you doing? Drawing?

Yes, I'm drawing.

I'm drawing a paddy field.

This is a paddy field.

The cloud looks really nice.

Has God received my postcard?

My friend says it's weird

to send a postcard to God.

Do you also think it's weird to do that?

Of course not!

You're not the only one

who sends postcards to God.

Do you know that every postcard

you send to God is a prayer?

God's work will respond to our prayers.

So, can I send more postcards to God?

Sure!

Do you want to send it?

- Okay, let's continue drawing.

- Okay.

The rainbow is really amazing!

Did you draw this?

I think it will be prettier if you added

purple.

I think so too.

But too bad, I'm out of purple crayons.

I see. It's okay.

That means the rainbow lacks purple.

It's not perfect without purple.

God's creation should be perfect.

Can I be as strong as Wini,

who keeps her hope alive?

Wini has big dreams for her future.

Oh God, Ruth!

Remember, God is the healer.

GOD, PLEASE GRANT MY MOM A SMILE

Thank God.

Wini teaches me to always be grateful.

Ma'am.

We have to be strong for Wini.

Wini will get better.

I will be by her side.

Thank you, Ruth.

Keep holding on, ma'am.

- Here's your groceries.

- Oh, that's all?

- I'm going to pay via Pospay, okay?

- Okay.

Thank you.

Do you like it? It's great, isn't it?

I like it. You don't?

Ruth, why do you keep avoiding me?

I'm not avoiding you,

because if I was avoiding you,

we wouldn't meet

and talk like this, would we?

That means I still have a chance

to make you mine, right?

Don't start.

Can we talk about anything else?

- If you won't stop, I'll go.

- Wait, wait.

It's just a joke, Ruth!

We've known each other since we

were kids, and we can talk about anything.

There's only one thing

we haven't discussed yet.

Our relationship.

You can't force something like that, Kris.

You don't know who your soulmate is.

But I always pray for you

to be my soulmate.

What if I'm not?

What would you do?

I'm 99% sure that you're my soulmate.

I mean, even when you try to avoid me,

we always meet each other

at the end of the day. Right?

Yeah.

But there's still a chance

that I might not be your soulmate.

Just 1% chance.

- Enough. I have to go home.

- Wait, why are you in a hurry?

- I'm not done yet looking at your smile...

- I have a video call with Reza.

Okay.

So you choose that 1%.

So be it.

I won't force you to stay here.

But just so you know,

I won't ever stop loving you.

I know.

You're not someone who gives up easily.

Why haven't Reza checked my post?

Ruth. Ruth.

Yes, Mom?

Have dinner first.

The food is getting cold.

Yes, Mom.

Let's eat. I'll accompany you.

This smells delicious.

You know, I cooked

your favorite meal today.

Kwetiau.

You'll love it.

My favorite meal.

Of course! Dig in!

CAN USE GOOGLE MEET, ETC.

CAN USE SKYPE, ZOOM

OKAY

- Mom.

- Yes?

I have to go. We'll talk again later.

Something happened, and it's urgent.

Have a good meal!

Hi. How are you, Za?

Hello, Ruth!

Sorry, I had a meeting

with the hospital council.

My workload has been crazy

these past few days.

I had to accompany

Professor Van Nuys everywhere.

And the snow in front of my house

piled up so quickly!

I have to clean it all the time

before someone gets hurt.

I can see you're busy.

You didn't even answer

my question. How are you?

Oh, right! I'm really good.

I'm great! How are you?

I can see you're well and healthy.

By the way, today is supposed

to by my turn to talk.

Yes, yes, of course.

Za, I met a girl.

Her name is Wini, and she has leukemia.

She's been going back and forth

to the hospital for eight years.

Unfortunately, the family

can only wish for a miracle.

She has leukemia,

and they can only wish for a miracle?

Wait, wait. That's like signing

a death certificate!

It's not easy, Za.

Taking care of a leukemia patient

is not easy, especially a kid.

And don't start with the price

of medicine in Indonesia.

But Ruth,

they shouldn't lose hope.

Yeah.

I'm sure they don't, Za.

They just haven't found a solution.

And they're definitely not

signing a death certificate.

Okay, intensive care

might be the solution.

They just don't have

the money and the facility.

Za, you decided to work in the Netherlands

because everything

is more advanced there, right?

There are many things that this country

is lacking in the medical field.

Those problems haven't been solved.

Come on. Stop running away!

Who's running away?

I'm just being realistic, Ruth.

My potential found its designated place.

Hey.

Take back your words!

I haven't revoked my nationality.

Well

That's what I want to talk about.

If you feel something's wrong,

you should do something to fix it.

Come back here!

You're thinking too far ahead.

Come on, Ruth!

Stop being emotional

about this nationalism thing. Okay?

Sorry, I didn't mean to be like that.

Fine, if you say so, why don't you

help me to find a solution?

Ruth.

Reza, I really wish young doctors like you

could help children like Wini.

So at least,

children like Wini would never lose hope.

I MISS DAD

Mom, my drawing is not perfect.

What is it?

What do you mean?

The moon doesn't have a face,

and there's no starlight.

Your drawing is still perfect, honey.

It's still amazing.

But not perfect.

Just like the rainbow without purple.

Let's buy purple crayons next time, okay?

So the moon will show its smile,

and the star will blink with its light.

Don't be sad, okay?

Actually, there's a slot

at a hospital in Amsterdam.

It's a program from

the Academisch Medisch Centrum.

We call it AMC here.

They do free treatment

for cancer patients.

But this program can only be initiated

by a sponsor and affiliated hospitals.

From what I heard, their methods

and research are really good.

How about this?

I'll check if the slot is still available,

and I'll let you know.

Seriously? Yes, yes.

Thank you. Thank you very much, Za.

Sorry, I'm too excited.

Sorry. Okay then. I'll let them know.

Ruth, I know you're excited.

But don't be too hopeful.

Keep your optimism in check.

Give me time.

I have to explain to the doctors

to convince the hospital.

Right.

And also, the patient is from Indonesia.

I don't want to disappoint the family.

Okay.

Okay, then. I'll wait

for the good news from you.

Yes.

Bye, Za. Thank you so much.

Yes.

Excuse me.

Hi. Good afternoon.

How do I send Pospay?

You can download the Pos Aja app

by scanning the bar code.

When you're done,

you can put the receipt number

and create an account.

After that, your account

will be ready to use.

Is there anything else

I can help you with?

- It's okay. Thank you.

- That's all.

Okay, thank you.

Kris! Come here!

Wini, if God hears your prayer,

what are you going to do?

I will keep sending postcards

and drawings to God.

Why? May I know why?

Yes, so more prayers will be heard,

so the universe will smile upon us.

Like today, yeah?

Look, the sun is smiling.

- So you have to be

- Happy.

By smiling.

Can I see your smile?

Smile.

Thank God, the prayers and hopes

from all the letters that you read.

Your grace has moved

the hearts of so many people.

I hope the wind will send

the prayers and hopes to you.

Hi, Za.

Hi, Ruth. How are you?

I hope you're healthy and happy.

I'm good.

Today was a very exciting day.

I had a walk with Wini.

We went to the field.

We were playing, and then we went home.

Good for you!

That kind of excitement

will strengthen her.

Our hormones work better when we're happy.

Ah, Ruth.

What's behind you?

What is it?

There. Those papers behind you.

Oh.

Those papers?

Those are letters from the post office.

I put it there, so when the wind blows,

the messages in those letters

will fly with the wind to heaven.

What? That's a great idea.

Great.

Wait a second.

Hi, Erika.

What?

Oh, okay. I'll go to the hospital ASAP.

Sorry, Ruth.

I wanted to talk a lot with you,

but I have to go back to the hospital.

Emergency call.

How do I put this?

But I just wanted to say,

the program seems to respond quite well

for Wini's treatment plan.

I just need to explain

the detailed schedule if they agree.

Go ahead!

Yes.

By the way, you look wonderful today.

Seriously, you look the best in purple.

Okay, I really have to go.

See you. Have a nice weekend. Bye.

Bye.

Good morning, Grandma!

Morning, Krisna!

Wait a sec, Grandma!

Let me prepare your breakfast.

Yes.

Hi.

What are you doing here this early?

I've prepared chicken curry.

Your and grandma's favorite.

Why are you suddenly so nice to me?

Do you need anything?

Are Ruth and I that much different?

What do you mean?

I don't know. You know her better.

Not much different, I think.

You both are pretty, and you are nice.

Then why do you treat me

differently compared to Ruth?

I know Ruth longer.

That's the only difference.

As a woman,

do you know why Ruth rejects me?

I think it's because you're never serious,

you play around too much,

and you flirt a lot.

Flirting is my way to make Ruth smile.

I see.

But if I were Ruth, I'd still choose Reza.

Why? Because he's a doctor.

He has his life figured out,

and his future is brighter.

People have different futures.

It depends on their effort.

Agree!

I know, but a rebellious

photographer like you,

you're not the right choice for Ruth.

Why? Because he studied abroad?

He has more money?

I think it's not because of the money.

I think Ruth appreciates the loyalty

and communication

that they have built for years.

That's it.

- Just the broth!

- Okay.

- Also the curry.

- Okay.

The broth.

That's why I'm begging you, sir.

Please reconsider the decision

to get rid of the letter box to God.

The post office doesn't

only have a commercial purpose,

but we also have a social purpose, sir.

For children like Wini

and the parents like Mrs. Herdiana,

a letter box to God could be

a therapeutic escape from their struggles.

So, please, sir!

Please let the box stay, sir.

I'm ready.

- Let's gather!

- Let's go!

Wini, come here!

You can go first.

- Okay.

- Keep fighting, Wini!

- Okay.

- Bye.

Hello, Brother Krisna!

Hi, Wini!

You're sending another postcard?

I've written so many,

but why is there no reply from God yet?

Be patient.

If you're patient, your postcard

will arrive quickly.

Do you want to help me

to send it with express delivery?

So it will arrive quicker.

Can you send it for me?

Send it to God.

Sure.

Why do you prefer to take

a photograph rather than drawing?

Because drawing is a skill

that God gave to us.

Everyone can take a picture.

Really?

Yeah,

let me teach you.

Hold this.

- This.

- And press this button.

Okay, one more time.

Look. Let me see.

It's easy.

Yes, very easy.

And it's beautiful.

That means you're good at doing this.

Do you want to teach me how to draw?

It's easy. Look.

Okay.

- Here?

- Yes.

Ouch.

See?

I'm not good at this.

My drawing is so ugly.

So different from yours.

You're good at both drawing

and taking a picture.

Look. It looks different, doesn't it?

Cool.

What's your order?

Can I have double choco

and walnut chocolate chip?

Okay, wait a minute.

- One by one.

- Okay.

Hello, Ms. Dewi!

Krisna!

Where's Ruth?

She hasn't had lunch yet.

Why? Is she dieting?

She's busy with her boyfriend, Reza.

Are they really in a relationship?

If we're talking about a relationship,

there are two possibilities.

If it's not true, then it's wrong.

I hope the answer is wrong.

Oh, right.

You're close with Ruth, aren't you?

Please help me.

Can you tell her to accept the love

from her childhood best friend

who has been in love

with her for a long time? Okay?

How many times have you been rejected?

Seventeen, I think.

Really?

So she rejected you every year?

More or less.

Listen to me, Kris.

You can fight, but you can't force it.

What do you mean?

Confessing every year

means you're persistent.

But 17 years

Isn't that forcing her too much?

You should open your heart

to another woman.

It's not that easy.

Okay, I have to go back to the office.

Say hi to Ruth from me.

- Okay, bye.

- Bye.

Hi, Za. How are you?

Ruth, I have good news for all of us.

The hospital has agreed to my proposal.

For the first time, the program

will accept a patient from Indonesia.

Are you serious?

Thank God!

The universe has decided

to side with Wini.

Thank God!

Now you can deliver

this good news to Wini's family.

Okay.

Hopefully, her will to live

will be paid off.

I'm happy to see you happy.

Oh, and also, all expenses,

including transportation,

accommodation,

and living costs in the Netherlands

will be paid for by the hospital.

You can also accompany her

to the Netherlands, you know?

Is that a joke or a genuine offer?

So, you don't want to meet me?

I really can go with Wini

and her mother to the Netherlands?

Yes.

Ah, wait!

I've been waiting for 18 years.

Of course I want to meet you, Za.

Why did you agree to help me, Za?

No need for a reason

to see you happy, Ruth.

You've help so many people.

I'm just helping you to help another.

I want to thank you.

This will mean a lot to Wini.

You're welcome. Okay, Ruth.

I'm going to take care

of the documents from this end.

Don't forget to tell Mrs. Ros.

And also, one more thing.

Please help them to file the documents

needed for this program.

- Okay?

- Yes, thank you, Za.

Okay, I have to go. See you later.

- See you later!

- Bye.

Thank God.

Wini and Ms. Ros

will be ecstatic to hear this.

God's plan is undeniably the best.

Wini is really going to the Netherlands?

Yes, ma'am.

Reza has made sure that Wini

can have her treatment there.

We just need to take care

of the documents before we fly there.

Thank God.

Yes, ma'am.

Where's Wini? I haven't seen her.

Wini just left.

She said she wanted to play somewhere.

Mom, I left the postcard.

Krisna, what are you doing here?

I'm here to fetch Wini's postcard.

What about you?

Are you stalking me?

I should be the one to ask that.

What are you doing here?

Are you trying to woo me that you try

to win over Wini?

No, no.

You know Mrs. Ros and Wini?

What does this mean?

Krisna is Wini's photographer

at the Indonesian Cancer Foundation.

We've known each other for a long time.

Oh.

- Please, have a seat.

- Oh, right.

I'm just a freelance photographer there.

Krisna taught Wini

to send a postcard to God.

Really?

Is it true, Kris?

Yes, but he can't draw.

Drawing is a skill that is given by God.

Like Wini.

I'm just an ordinary mellow guy.

Should you really mention the mellow part?

Of course!

Sis Ruth, let's play with Brother Krisna!

I want to take a picture with you.

Okay, let's play.

We're going, ma'am.

We're going to take a walk with Wini.

Thank you for coming, Ruth.

Please take care of Wini.

We're going.

Greet your mother before we leave!

- Yes, be careful, honey.

- Yes.

- Say, "Bye, Mom."

- Bye.

- We're going, ma'am.

- Thank you.

I'm going to take Wini to the Netherlands.

What for?

Ruth, you know Wini has blood cancer.

That's why.

I'm going to take her there for treatment.

- Reza?

- Yes.

He got sponsors from the hospital.

That's why she can have treatment there.

I'll be supporting you.

I can discuss with the foundation

to talk about this.

Really?

Thank you so much.

You believe Reza.

If it's needed,

I can accompany you to the Netherlands

to take Wini there.

No need!

The ticket is not cheap.

I guarantee you,

Reza is a nice guy, like you.

But you're also annoying.

It was the old me, Ruth.

I'm differnet now.

Oh yeah.

I need some help.

Can you help Mrs. Ros

to prepare Wini's documents?

I can't visit that house too often.

- Can you?

- I will help Mrs. Ros and Wini

without you asking me.

Wini is like my own sister.

Thank you.

You're welcome.

I MISS DAD

- One more.

- Yup.

One more.

Okay, thank you.

- You're welcome.

- Yes.

Hey. Bye.

- Bye-bye.

- Excuse me, ma'am.

Yeah.

Bye-bye.

- Hey, wait for me!

- Be careful.

- Gosh.

- I'm tired.

Let's rest here.

I'm also super exhausted.

So tiring.

You have to get stronger

if you want to keep playing.

And to get stronger,

you have to get treatment.

So you can play with me

and go to the post office,

so you can play with Ruth.

Yes.

You want to get better, don't you?

I don't want to go to a far place.

I want to stay here, with Mom,

Brother Krisna, and Sis Ruth.

I'm going with you and your mother.

I'm going to accompany you.

Is it true?

Of course!

Your mother and I will go with you.

What do you think?

If you're coming, then I will go.

Yay, I'm going to ride an airplane!

It won't be cheap, Kris.

Don't worry about money.

We can a la ways find a way.

Wini's health is the most important.

Thank you.

You're welcome.

REPUBLIC OF INDONESIA

Kris.

Hi.

I want to apologize.

I've snapped at you

these last few days.

You should smile more as a woman.

You're the prettiest when you smile.

Stop saying those things.

By the way, can you take

a picture of me tomorrow?

I'm kind of busy tomorrow.

Too bad.

Hey, Nay!

- I have good news for you.

- What is it?

The documents are done,

and you can go next week.

Yes! Finally.

Kris, thank you so much!

Kris, thank you for helping me.

I'm glad I got you.

The documents are complete.

One is blinded by love,

another one is dense.

Okay, Ruth!

When should we go to Wini's house?

What about now?

- Okay, sure!

- Come on!

Nay, I'm going to Wini's house with Ruth.

Let's go!

I'm going!

- I have to go, Nay.

- Okay.

What is it?

You always use Wini as an excuse.

Darn you!

Thank you.

What for?

You gave me the sweetest smile today.

Why are there so many people?

Yellow flag?

Kris.

Be strong, ma'am. God loves her more.

Mrs. Ros!

Ruth.

Ruth.

Ma'am, what happened?

Ruth, Wini has passed away.

Ma'am, do you have crayons?

Yes, please wait a second.

- How much?

- A kitty!

Wini

Wini is not here with us anymore.

Indeed, we belong to Allah,

and to Allah we shall return.

Ma'am, I'm sure God

has another plan for Wini.

Why did she leave so soon?

Why did it have to be her?

God

A rainbow without purple is not perfect.

God's creation is supposed to be perfect.

Is prayer not enough?

I will keep sending my drawings

and postcards to God.

Why? Can you tell me?

So more prayers will be be heard

and more smiles

will be sent to the universe.

Why did You take away their happiness?

God

Reza.

Your hard work and efforts were in vain.

Wini has left us.

God has called her.

It's not because of the cancer.

Give me some time to explain

once the sorrow finally washes away.

So, I apologize.

This is the only thing

I can tell you right now.

I feel really bad.

I told her that the rainbow

needed purple to make it perfect.

No, Wini. No.

The rainbow will always be perfect,

even without the purple.

I'm sorry, Wini.

Kris.

Yes?

Aren't you tired,

chasing Ruth?

I don't know.

Ruth has been avoiding you lately.

It's hard to reach her these days.

But this time, it's not about love, Nay.

It's about our friendship.

I want to cheer her up.

GOD, PLEASE WATCH OVER MY MOM JUST AS YOU

HAVE WATCHED OVER ME. TO GOD IN HEAVEN

Is this Wini's handwriting?

Yes.

Wini wrote those.

She gave it to me,

and I will give this to Ruth.

God, I have a new friend.

Her name is Ruth Dewayani.

I hope you will bless her with happiness.

I love Mom,

Krisna, Ruth,

and also Nayla very much.

Please bless them with Your love.

So, Wini wrote all of these?

Wini wanted to give those letters to Ruth.

Kris.

May I ask you something?

If Ruth gave you a chance,

would you marry her?

God,

please let Wini be happy up there.

Ruth.

Yes, Mom?

You haven't eaten for two days.

Yeah, later. You can go ahead and eat.

You have to eat.

You don't want to get sick, do you?

TO GOD IN HEAVEN

A rainbow without purple

is still perfect, Wini.

Ruth.

Yes, Mom?

Come on.

You haven't taken a shower for three days.

The sun is high already.

Please.

Ruth, you have a guest.

I've talked to him,

and he really wants to meet you.

Come on!

Who is it? Dewi?

No.

Mrs. Ros?

No.

It seems important.

He wants to tell you something.

He says it's from Wini.

Wini?

Yes, from Wini.

Come on.

Please open the door.

He's been waiting for you.

Okay, don't close the door.

Hurry.

Come on. He's been waiting.

You should greet him.

Reza?

Ruth.

Ruth, come on!

You seem like you just saw a ghost.

Ruth, you made me worried, you know?

You cut all of our communication.

What is it?

Are you okay?

Rez?

Yes, it's me, Reza!

I'm real.

Wini guided you here from heaven, Za.

Ruth,

you're the reason I'm here.

Wini gave me a push.

Yes, Wini.

It's all because of Wini.

I'm not just visiting, by the way.

Wini made me think

to come back to Indonesia.

And Wini pushed me

to not run away anymore.

Just like your assumption.

Remember?

Okay, let's go inside.

Okay.

Za, so how are you?

What kind of story

were you going to tell me?

I'm good.

So, I accepted an offer from a friend.

I'm going to open

an oncology clinic in Bogor.

- Really?

- Yes.

What a noble dream.

I want to contribute something.

Contribute.

Wait, so you're not going back

to the Netherlands?

Ruth, wait! Back? Where?

Ruth, this is my home.

There's a happiness that I have to chase.

And

There's love I have to protect.

- Ruth.

- Yes?

Come here.

Mister Reka has finally

agreed to your plea.

- The letter box to God.

- Really?

I hope it can give hope to many people.

And also, I hope the prayers

of those people will come true.

Amen.

Oh, here!

You keep the key.

- Me?

- Yes.

Okay.

This is all because of Wini and for Wini.

LETTER BOX FOR GOD

What is it?

Mrs. Herdiana

Mrs. Herdiana!

Kris?

Sorry, there's something I want to ask.

May I know the reason why you

sent letters to God from the letter box?

It's been 44 years since God

healed my grandma's cancer.

Wait, wait!

Mrs. Herdiana is your grandmother?

Yes. My beloved grandmother.

Are you joking?

She's really your grandmother?

Yes, since I graduated,

I decided to live with her.

Ruth.

I have to go.

- Yes, be careful, Grandma, Krisna.

- Let's go, Grandma.

Bye.

How come I never knew that Krisna

is Mrs. Herdiana's grandson?

Krisna was close with Wini.

Then what is it, Ruth?

Are you in a dilemma?

It's not like that.

Kris.

Why are you smiling to yourself?

I'm learning to let go.

Ruth is meant to be with Reza.

That's more like it! You have to move on!

So you won't get stuck in the past.

Aw.

Nay, Nay.

Kris, I have cancer.

Calm down. Take a breath.

That doctor must be wrong, Kris!

He must have misdiagnosed me, Kris!

I'm healthy! I'm not sick!

I know the feeling

of losing everything, Nay.

I've taken things for granted.

I've lost my mom.

But I'm sure

there's always a silver lining

in everything.

Kris, please promise me.

Don't ever leave me.

I have no one else to turn to, Kris.

I promise.

I will always be with you,

and I promise to not ever leave you, Nay.

My name is Nafla Rintisa,

and this is my mother, Elfarini.

I was diagnosed with leukemia

when I was ten years old.

I've been treated for six years

in the hospital.

I'm a leukimia survivor.

Thank you for always being

by my side, Mom.

For always being strong,

until I became stronger.

THIS MOVIE IS DEDICATED

TO CANCER SURVIVORS AND THEIR CAREGIVERS