In May 1998, student protests that had helped force President Suharto from a three-decade rule turn into a direct confrontation with the Indonesian military. This film follows that turn through handheld, on-the-ground footage: crowds massing around Jakarta's campuses and government buildings, soldiers moving in, and the shooting of student activists that becomes a flashpoint for the wider unrest. It tracks how the same movement that had pushed Suharto out found itself facing live fire from the state it had just helped topple, and it uses contemporary news broadcasts to show how that violence reached the public and turned opinion against the military response. The film stays close to the streets rather than to officials, letting the raw footage of clashes, funerals, and standoffs carry the account of those weeks. Shot in Bahasa Indonesia with English subtitles, it works as a direct record of one of the most volatile stretches of Indonesia's transition away from authoritarian rule.