Aliff, Izzue Islam, is a university student who enjoys unusual advantages that set him apart from his peers. When word of his abilities spreads, a tight-knit group of friends begins pushing the boundaries with nocturnal paranormal experiments, hoping to capture evidence of the unseen on camera. Yet Aliff resists turning his gifts into spectacle, quietly trying to keep the edge hidden from everyone around him. A daytime classroom incident becomes a turning point when an ethereal creature launches a sudden attack, forcing Aliff to defend himself and leaving his classmates stunned by what they witnessed.
Anna, Juliana Evans, starts taking a personal interest in Aliff, hoping to peel back the layers of his life. The mystery deepens when, in the aftermath of the daytime disturbance, Aliff must step in to save Naim and Anna from a colossal threat that looms over the campus. The moment reveals that Aliff’s advantage is more real—and more dangerous—than anyone suspected, and it marks the birth of a shared resolve to understand the strange forces at work.
Anna’s curiosity blooms into an invitation: she asks Aliff to join her team as they begin tracking down the entity. What follows is the birth of a small documentary project centered on documenting paranormal events around the university, with the three of them — Aliff, Anna, and Naim — exploring strange phenomena, collecting footage, and piece by piece deciphering the enigma that surrounds them. Their collaboration strengthens their bond, and a sense of camaraderie forms as they navigate eerie whispers, cold spots, and shadowy figures late at night.
As the investigations deepen, Aliff learns that Anna is not merely an ally but becomes entwined with forces beyond the ordinary. Soon, Anna is possessed by a saka, and Aliff must stand with his friends to protect her from this malevolent presence. A crisis escalates when Aliff, in the midst of a dangerous rescue, falls from the building’s third floor and encounters his late father, Hasnul Rahmat, waiting in the grounds of an old house, a moment that challenges his understanding of family, fate, and the life he’s been living.
Back in the hospital, Aliff is reunited with a battered but resolute Naim and Anna, both recovering from injuries sustained during the ordeal. The situation is complicated by personal revelations: Naim has a girlfriend, Izreen, Kaka Azraff, whom he once saved in a daytime incident. A tense moment follows when Naim jokes about marriage, and Aliff, overwhelmed by the swirl of emotions and danger, pushes Naim, resulting in a shoulder injury that adds another layer of strain to their fragile ecosystem. Amid the tension, Aliff’s feelings for Anna begin to intensify, pulling him deeper into the triangle of trust, love, and looming peril.
As the pieces come together, the trio confronts the truth about Aliff’s past and the forces that have claimed him in the present. The narrative builds toward a revelation: Aliff realizes that a former version of himself has returned to inhabit his body, shaping choices and steering events in ways he never anticipated. The campus remains haunted by questions as the friends grapple with the implications of possession, memory, and the fragile line between guardian and conduit. In the end, the film leaves viewers with a quiet, unsettled mood — a reminder that some advantages come at a price and that the boundary between science and the supernatural is thinner than it appears.
