An Introduction To Indonesian Action Cinema
When we think of Asian action stars (or action stars, period), our minds might first wander to the groundbreaking work of...
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Film Review: ‘Layla Majnun’ Pays Tribute to a Classical Love Poem By Celebrating and Idealising Enduring Love
While in Azerbaijan, Layla, an Indonesian scholar, falls for Samir, an admirer of her work - but her arranged marriage stands...
Giving Voices to the Silenced, Southeast Asian Filmmakers Are Steadfast in Their Pursuit for Authenticity
My experience with Southeast Asian films is limited and like most, I tend to turn to Western media first. Ironically enough,...
SENJANG Charms With Its Simple Premise and Earnest Storytelling
When life becomes only black and white, some people will be bored with life. What would happen if someone chooses to...
Full of Child-like Innocence and Charm, INDEPENDENT48 Is An Inspiring Reminder To Stay True To Yourself
Independent48, or IND48 in short, is a documentary about an Indonesian male cover dance group of the same name. The group...
Poetic and Moving, CINTA is a Gentle Reflection of Love and Faith
A Su, an Indonesian Chinese, asks Siti, a Muslim, to marry him. For Siti, this rather simple question proves hard to...
FILM REVIEW: Death Whisper (Sunyi)
Synopsis: Abdi Bangsa High School is an elite school with a reputable alumni. For Alex, being accepted here is nothing special...
FILM REVIEW: Last Minute On Sunday
Two filmmakers in the making have a discussion over food about their next film around the idea of "longing". Kenny shares...
FILM REVIEW: Sandal
A poor girl is unable to play games such as jump rope with her friends as she only owns a pair...