"Long-Lived Plastic" tells the story of how Toni Konde and his community, Wayang Sampah (Trash Wayang) voices their environmental concerns amidst the never-ending cycle of industrialization and capitalism that churns out single-use plastic packaging relentlessly. This film delves into the manifestation of environmental consciousness through the eyes of an artist. Armed with the creative performances of wayang using waste materials, the community endeavors to educate society in an entertaining manner. Although their efforts are not yet perfect, their strong presence and the essence of their traditional touch seem to hold a magical allure in captivating the public's interest
