Legend has it that the durian fruit grew spikes to protect itself from Orang Mawas—the Malaysian bigfoot. Its magical origins now relegated to the margins, the durian fruit has transformed from an object of desire in local folklore, to finding itself at the heart of a billion-dollar cross-border trade between Malaysia and neighboring Singapore. UNTITLED DURIAN FILM charts the durian’s movement from being hand picked at dawn on Malaysian farms, to being transported daily across the Johor–Singapore Causeway–a 1 kilometer causeway linking the two countries and one of the busiest border crossings in the world—to being consumed as a delicacy by different social strata in Singapore by dusk. Adopting the perspective of an omnipotent mythical force that pulses through the region and with a narrative voice that draws upon fables from the region, we will witness the farmers who grow and harvest the fruit, the drivers who transport them across the border, and the consumers who enjoy this delicacy at lavish durian parties or at roadside stalls. Their interactions and web of relationships paint a portrait of the differences in labor, wealth, and mobility against the backdrop of two nation states.