Cristian Mungiu’s Palme d’Or winner "Fjord" won the Jakarta World Cinema Audience Award, which was the only feature prize of the event. The film also served as the festival's opening selection.
The festival concluded with a screening of the Thai horror film "Inherit," directed by Banjong Pisanthanakun. During the Indonesian premiere, Pisanthanakun and star Davika Hoorne participated in a Q&A session. Pisanthanakun stated that Hoorne’s wardrobe cost a fortune, specifically mentioning a Gucci dress worth THB3 million ($89,500).
During the closing ceremony, the winners of the KlikFilm Short Movie Competition were revealed. The competition, which was run by the Indonesian streaming platform that powers the festival, received more than 300 submissions from across Indonesia between April and July. The jury included horror director Joko Anwar ("Impetigore"), writer-director Gina S. Noer ("Two Blue Stripes"), and Khozy Rizal, whose short "Basri & Salma in a Never-Ending Comedy" was in competition at Cannes.
Jusuf Witjaksono’s "Karim" took the top prize, which includes full production and distribution funding from Falcon Pictures for his debut feature. Adam Hasyim Al Raschid’s "Air Pangea" was named first runner-up, and Ali Yafie Muzaki’s "The Grave of Dreams" was named second runner-up; both directors received full funding for debut features from KlikFilm. Additionally, Zaky Alfawwaz’s "Callsh#t" won the short film audience award, while Michael Juan Saptayada’s "OTW" received the Special Jury Prize.
Before the "Inherit" screening, the festival team thanked the audience. Executive director Frederica reported that more than 25,000 people attended screenings at CGV Grand Indonesia over the eight-day festival.
