Indonesian Film FestivalThe Act of Killing (2012): Guilt in the Mind, Truth in the GraveIndonesia’s angels of death grapple with the buried truths of the 1965–1966 mass killings.Feb 18, 2022Feb 18, 2022
Indonesian Film FestivalJalan Masih Panjang (2020): The Long Journey of Fighting Sexual ViolenceLBH APIK Jakarta and Watchdoc teaches you how to be part of the fight in reducing violence against women.Feb 11, 2022Feb 11, 2022
Indonesian Film FestivalSamin vs Semen (2015): Representing the Voices of Marginalized VillagersA nuanced analysis — a review observing the conflict depicted in the film via a broader economic contextFeb 4, 2022Feb 4, 2022
Indonesian Film FestivalMerindu Cahaya de Amstel (2022): A Beautiful Film in Message and FormA Q&A with film producer Oswin BonifanzJan 28, 2022Jan 28, 2022
Indonesian Film FestivalKinipan (2021): A Broken Forest From a Broken SystemThe Watchdoc crew exposed the truth behind the Kinipan forest — it is now our turn to protect it.Jan 21, 2022Jan 21, 2022
Indonesian Film FestivalA Must Watch! Merindu Cahaya de Amstel — Premiering 20 January 2022Exclusive sneak peek interview with film producer Oswin BonifazJan 14, 2022Jan 14, 2022
Indonesian Film FestivalAWAL: Fate of Human Reveals an Unspoken Part of Indonesian HistoryOpening the curtains to a silenced part of Indonesian history.Jan 7, 2022Jan 7, 2022
Indonesian Film FestivalAum! (2021) Film Review: Critique of Suharto’s Regime and Modern Day Media Censorship“Press freedom is a line in the sand.” — Bambang Harymurti, editor in chief of TempoDec 31, 2021Dec 31, 2021
Indonesian Film FestivalCrazy Awesome Teachers (2020): Confidence Comes After CourageGuru-Guru Gokil shows that there is a teacher in all of usDec 24, 2021Dec 24, 2021
Indonesian Film FestivalNatalan/December (2015): Christmas for Some, Hell for OthersA comparative essay between Sidharta Tata’s ‘Natalan/December’ (2015) and Jean Paul-Sartre’s ‘No Exit’ (1964)Dec 17, 2021Dec 17, 2021
