Maria Ado’e (2020): Ignorance Isn’t Always Bliss
It's regarded as a sensitive subject to address the people of Eastern Indonesia who reside on Java island. For more ...
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Minikino Film Week 7: Looking Forward With A Healthy Dose of Short Film
It’s a wrap! The seventh edition of Minikino Film Week, the sole festival dedicated to short film in Bali, culminated ...
Blurry, Dreamy, Gloomy State of Mind
A nation's inequities can be seen in how they fall asleep. Some people are not going to sleep using pretty ...
Why Didn’t You Stay For Me (2020): Unveiling the Side of Suicide
Death is always messy and hard to understand, suicide is even more so. It remains a taboo topic that is ...
Minikino Film Week’s Best Short Documentary Nominees: The Journey of Acceptance
Documentaries are one of the mediums that were used by filmmakers to address a real-life issue. Where truthfulness might be ...
Minikino Film Week, Champion Of The Indonesian Short Film Scene
“There is a lot of production, but not enough audience for Indonesian short films,” admits Edo Wulia, Minikino Film Week’s ...
Humanities are Always Progressive
Collaborating with Ahmad Fauzi & Azalia Syahputri “To contribute to a wider understanding of, and respect for, human rights ...
Gold Is Eating People (2021): Dive Into the Beauty of Chinese Culture
According to an old Chinese proverb, people die for wealth, while birds die for food. Su Xia's animated short Gold ...
Citarum (2019): Of Nature and Man
The scorching sun, unpolished visuals, and the hardships of man are the traits that define this immersive documentary, Citarum (2019). ...
God’s Daughter Dances (2020): Some Women Are Born In Their Bodies, Others Have to Fight For It
All men possessing Korean citizenship are required to serve in the military. In this context, Korean transwomen must go through ...
