Kembang Gula initiate the short film production and screening collaborate with the communities to campaign the importance of sex and reproduction education. This story will tell about Dara, Bullied by her schoolmates, Dara (14 years old) saved her pocket money to buy a bra, but when she had it, her uncle stole it. The idea of the story is to respond to the number of sexual harassment issues that happen to the girls in the family. A home that is supposed to be a safe place for girls might become a dangerous and traumatic space. Based on the data of SPEK-HAM Solo, in 2021 there are 80 cases in which 68 of them happened in the domestic area which means in the family. And sexual is the one of the highest violence type, that happened in the family. We also found that 84% of 12-17 years old teenager don’t have sex education from their family, school, nor society. The lack of sex education is confusing the girls about how to respond to their sexual growth. Stigmas and myths about a female’s body are causing them to be objects. Moreover, they are susceptible to manipulation and get sexual harassment. Our primary audience is adult and parents, male and female 24 up to 45 years old, because they have responsibility to teach their children, nephew, or younger siblings about sex. The secondary audience is male and female between 13-55 which are the teenagers and older people. We’ll involve the audience participation from development stage until exhibition stage through focus group discussion and written feedback. This film will be a medium to encourage any sexual harassment victims to speak up and seek help. Furthermore, it encourages society to be open to discussing these issues and solving the problems