Suzzanna: Buried Alive (Suzzanna: Bernapas Dalam Kubur)

MAY, 1989

Sir.

-Thanks. -Yes, sir.

Mr. Satria.

Where is she?

She is in the bedroom, sir, getting some rest.

But she is fine.

All right.

Honey?

Oh? Why are you home early?

You called me and told me to come home early.

Yes, but I meant after you finish work.

Not now.

-Have you eaten? -Not yet.

-Let me fix you a plate. -All right, honey.

-Are you tired? -Not at all.

I thought you were the door.

Nonsense.

How many times do I have to say it?

Don't read scary stuff like this, honey.

What's wrong? Are you sick?

Don't lie to me.

You look pale.

I wasn't feeling good.

But I am okay now.

I called the doctor, too.

And?

It's normal.

Normal how?

Normal for early pregnancy.

You mean...

You are...

Yes. Finally...

We've got what we have been wishing for for five years.

Thank God.

She's pregnant!

What is it, Mia?

Mrs. Suzzanna is pregnant!

Pregnant! Thank God.

I hope the child looks like me.

Ew, no.

Why would a baby have a mustache?

Come on.

Let's celebrate. What do you want?

I just want your time.

To spend more time with you.

I think I am craving you!

I have to go back to the factory first.

I had to excuse myself earlier.

But I promise,

tonight, all my time is yours.

Can I come?

No, you're not feeling well.

The doctor said I needed fresh air.

Besides, if I can spend time with you now,

why wait until tonight, right?

All right, keep going, keep going.

Someone help over there!

Mrs. Nur!

-How are you? -Good.

What about you, Mrs. Nur?

I'm good, thank you.

Just a minute, honey.

Tell me everything!

Production is increasing, sales are good too.

I'm happy to hear that.

This is the third time you've asked for a raise in three months.

Are you serious?

It's the request of other employees too, sir.

Don't tell me it's the request of other employees,

when in fact it's you two who plotted this.

Your welfare is a primary concern for me.

But I will not give you another raise after giving you one three months ago.

If you don't, the other employees are thinking of doing a protest, sir.

Well, we were just thinking of our welfare.

Oh, then gather up all the employees.

Let me listen to their thoughts.

Hang on.

We understand your position, sir.

I will try talking to the other employees.

Thank you. Let's go.

Honey.

Honey.

Let's pray.

It's dawn already.

Okay.

-Hello. -Hello!

Mr. Satria, Mrs. Suzzanna.

Let's go.

-How are you? -I'm good.

I have asked Gilang.

He said he's ready to replace me for the work in Japan, sir.

Of course he says he's ready.

I don't think he's ready.

I need someone who doesn't just understand everything about our products,

but also someone who can develop a relationship with the Japanese.

And I think only you and I can do that.

Are you saying I should go to Japan?

No, sir.

I understand what it feels like waiting for your firstborn.

But Satria, trust me.

Your wife and child will be there when you get back.

All right, sir. Thank you.

Don't pack too much, honey.

I've packed enough.

Besides,

you wouldn't want to wear the same outfit for days, right?

What would I do without you?

Be the Satria you are right now, of course!

Thank you, honey.

For making me the happiest man on earth.

I promise,

I will never let anything happen to our little family.

I will always protect you

and our child.

Take care.

You too. Take good care of yourself.

-Thank you. -You're welcome, sir.

Aren't you guys bored being like this?

Having no money.

And work?

We can be fired at any time.

I'm not just bored, Jonal.

I have had enough of always having to work late like this.

What's up with you, Jonal?

I have an idea.

Let's rob Satria's house.

You're crazy.

Are you for real?

Haven't you heard? Satria is leaving today.

To Japan.

If we just take one of his cars,

and split the money between us, that's more than our salary for months.

But there's a lot of people there.

What about his wife?

What can she do, Dudun?

We go there at night, when everyone is asleep.

I don't want to do anything that will send me back to prison.

I don't want to go to prison either, Umar.

Me neither.

Let's just cover our faces and not spend too much time there.

Who would know?

Jonal.

The house is practically crowded.

There's a man at the gate, there's a maid.

And then the gardener.

That sounds tricky. Way too tricky for me.

The gardener is an old man, right?

Can't the four of us handle just a couple of those helpers?

You have a point.

But Suzzanna is there.

Don't let anything happen to Suzzanna.

Then you should come, too.

Take care of that girlfriend of yours.

Honestly, I need money too.

But working late like this

will never cover the fee for my mother's medication.

-She might die because of it. -Oh, no. Don't say that. It's too much.

All right!

We're doing it?

Tomorrow.

Why wait until tomorrow?

Because tomorrow, Suzzanna and her helpers

will go to the movies.

Then let's do it tomorrow.

So, it's on?

Come on, have a drink.

Hey, come on.

Come in.

Mia?

Ma'am.

I just wanted to tell you that we're going to go to the movies now.

Wait, why didn't you tell me beforehand?

I want to come too.

Are you sure? Shouldn't you be getting some rest?

Mr. Satria might call.

Satria knows that I like to watch movies on Saturday nights.

That's right.

Besides, if he wants to call, he'll call a little later.

All right, wait for me. I'm going to change.

Yes, ma'am.

Let's sit here.

Get inside.

These decorations must be worth a lot.

You're right.

This is much better than doing business.

Go find the car keys.

And check the bedrooms.

There might be jewelry, gold or other stuff.

-Don't worry. Just run her over. -Yes, boss.

Hey.

What are you doing?

This is worth millions!

This'll pay for my mother's medication bill for months!

If you had a truck, I'd help you myself. Now let's go.

Dudun?

Keys! Look, keys!

Gino...

So you can't tell the difference

between car keys and house keys?