Dwi Sujanti Nugraheni's first feature-length documentary features a young couple's quotidian struggle to get by as they tend to their pig farm in an Indonesian village.

Darto, a film dubber, working in the most critical Indonesian film during the second cold war.

A Lady Caddy Who Never Saw A Hole In One displays a love story filled with absurdities regarding homeland, jealousy, hope, and fundamentally a statement about luck.

Maryam is a Muslim working as a housekeeper for a Catholic family. On Christmas Eve she is faced with a dilemma when she is forced to escort her autistic employer to mass. How will she be able to follow the Catholic ceremony in a church if she is a Muslim?

Describing a life on the brink of vanishing, this documentary offers deep insights into ’a invisible and disenfranchised society’ which is struggling hard to maintain its existence.

Writer director Otty Widasari examines various stages of a life capturing birth, youth, marriage, death, growth and the idea of ‘to eat and to find what to eat’ as a natural cycle.

Rangkasbitung: A Piece of Tale is a piece of story which has been taken from two young men from Rangkasbitung – it’s a small town which has a distance 120 kilometers from the capital city of Jakarta.

What's in a name? Does one really need a 'real' name? Can you sell your name? Is it true that you can hide your identity behind a name? Sugiharti Halim offers a perspective that is comical, provocative, contextual, and deserving to be re-examined today.

When Muhamad Zein Pundagau becomes a transvestite and changes his name to Renita, his traditional family forces him out of their home. After 25 years in Jakarta he decides to return to his home village to seek his parents’ forgiveness.

Gubuk (Hut) is an experimental project growing out of Indonesian migrant workers' personal experiences in Taiwan.

Yogyakarta, 2009. In a recruitment center, women undergo training to become maids. Ten of thousands of them leave each month for Asia and Middle East.