Some traces cannot be erased. Sometimes it is left behind as a photograph, sometimes as a voice, sometimes as just a vague feeling - and following these traces also changes the one who pursues them. La Trace, directed by Auzan Alghi, is about exactly this dangerous drift; A thriller that wanders through the dark corridors of the noir tradition, but establishes a unique rhythm and atmosphere. The main character, played by Falih Radin, suddenly finds himself following a mysterious trail in an ordinary life. This trace begins to pull him deeper into a world that he thinks is familiar, but he actually doesn't know at all. In this world that includes Rachel Alifya and Muhammad Dzaky Iskandar, trust is fragile and truth is constantly reshaped. The presence of Mahathir "Atir" Rangga creates a layer of tension in the film. The film blends the hazy aesthetics of classic noir with a modern sensibility. The dramatic use of light and shadow, the silences that accumulate under the dialogues, the uneasiness that permeates every scene - all of these draw the audience into the story and never let go. La Trace is not a film only interested in solving a mystery; It also includes a deeper inner journey that makes us question who we are and what we ignore. This production, which adds to the increasingly stronger voice of Indonesian cinema in the international arena, has the courage to transform them from within while leaning on the usual patterns of the genre. An extremely rewarding experience for the patient viewer.