LITTLE SPICY
Leila Jurdi / Hungary / 08:00
A short film about childhood love facing the difficulties of discrimination and group pressure in school.

DIRECTOR’S SHORT BIO
Leila Jurdi is currently studying in the University of Theatre and Film Arts in Budapest.

CHUMP
Sigit Pradityo / Indonesia / 10:00
Yoska is a man who wants to be like his father who was a boxer but because of his mother ambition, he can’t be 100% sure.

DIRECTOR’S SHORT BIO
Sigit Pradityo started making short film when he just graduated from high school. His first short film was made with some friends, during a time of riots in Indonesia, the film itself are about the life of private detective. Using a camcorder and a limited equipment, Sigit started his way to become a director. Sigit studied filmmaking by attending some filmmaking workshops and by being active in the film community.
Sigit also made several music video for known indie bands in Indonesia. Sigit also lectures some film workshops several times title “How to make low budget films”.

Sigit previous short film are Kotak (2002), Kultus (2010), Robot Ngisup,Clown,The Holy Woman (2011). Kurung Manuk (2016) is his first feature length film. His first feature Kurung Manuk win best experimental feature, best first feature, best underground feature, best foreign language and winner of jury award in Los Angeles Underground Film Forum 2016.

MEUTE
Ambre Rambaud / France / 19:21
A boy name Sacha who fell in love with a girl with a bad reputation. How far is he ready to go to be accepted?

DIRECTOR’S SHORT BIO
Ambre Rambaud is the director and the writer for her short film called Meute. She is currently studying cinematography in New York City after she graduated from Cinematography school in France.

IN MY SHOES
Oriol Martin Gual / Spain/ 13:04

***CANCELLED***

REQUESTED BY DISTRIBUTOR, ON BEHALF OF THE FILMMAKER
DUE TO SCHEDULE CONFLICT

HIDUP SETELAH 90
Grace Tan-Johannes / Indonesia / 13:45
90-year-old Paulus still plays golf. 97-year-old Gien is now disabled, but still looking after her daughter. They talk about independence, success, regrets and wisdom.

DIRECTOR’S SHORT BIO
Grace Tan-Johannes (née Susetyo) is a freelance journalist and media consultant. Best known for her work in the Jakarta Globe and Indonesia Expat, Grace recently started writing for the South China Morning Post. In 2012, Grace received an AJI-ILO fellowship to produce and direct “The Shoemaker’s Elf,” a documentary on child labour in the footwear industry, aired on BeritaSatu TV. Grace is currently pitching her travel memoir “Fairytales from the Southern Isles” to Indonesian publishers.