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Entertainment 6 months ago
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Independent screening event celebrates Indonesia in New York
In the spirit of independence, two diaspora film aficionados brought Indonesia’s movie experience to the Big Apple this month in “21 New York”, a screening event that showcased short movies from up and coming filmmakers.
Entertainment 7 months ago
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Romantic drama ‘Sore’ captures hearts, rakes in over 2 million views
Passing the 2 million mark since it premiered on July 10, Yandy Laurens's genre-blending flick has moviegoers coming back for the romantic drama-sci-fi feature with a runtime of just under 2 hours.
Art & Culture 7 months ago
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Diponegoro lives on, two centuries after the fact
Although the Java War started two centuries ago, the story of Diponegoro's heroism remains fresh to Indonesians today thanks to many serious scholarly works as well as the products of pop culture which advertise his trials and tribulations. The following is a non-exhaustive list of scholarly works and popular retellings of Diponegoro's life.
Entertainment 8 months ago
'Superman' aims to save flagging film franchise, not just humanity
James Gunn's "Superman," which opened in theaters worldwide this week, is a reboot aimed at relaunching the so-called DC Universe of comic book-based superhero movies, which also features Wonder Woman and Batman.
Entertainment 9 months ago
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'Sampai Jumpa, Selamat Tinggal' questions the redemptive power of love
Director-writer Adriyanto Dewo and his actors, Jourdy Pranata and Jerome Kurnia, dissect the anatomy of their latest Indonesian film and why a single word, or its absence, can fundamentally transform a story.
