Last week we revealed
Modus Anomali and
Rectoverso as the opening and closing-night films of the 8
th Indonesian Film Fesitval. This week we proudly present the second and third day of screening, we present to you
Hello Goodbye,
The Stockbrokers (Sang Pialang), and
The Heart of Jakarta (Jakarta Hati).
April 27 | Day II
Hello Goodbye
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On day two of the festival, following the opening-night screening of
Modus Anomali, festival-goers can see
Hello Goodbye brought to life at ACMI Cinemas. Set in Busan, South Korea,
Hello Goodbye is the story of an unlikely romance that begins between two people who meet far away from home. More than just a romance, the film deeply explores the two protagonists and their divergent life views.
Hello Goodbye is rich with conflict, life lessons, and love.
Written and directed by Titien Wattimena, Hello Goodbye features award-winning cinematography, and a soundtrack by Korean singer Eru. The film had its world premiere at the 2012 Busan International Film Festival.
Watch the trailer here
April 28 | Day III
The Stockbrokers (Sang Pialang)
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On the third day of screening: a story that takes place in the workplace: The Stockbrokers (Sang Pialang). Competition sparks between three friends who work in the same firm, and their situation is further complicated by a love triangle. The Stockbrokers shows us how fierce competition can be when it comes to career, money, and romance; how it has even the power to ruin a strong bond formed by years of friendship.
Directed and produced by Asad Amar, The Stockbrokers features actors Christian Sugiono (Jakarta Undercover, Saus Kacang, Rasa), Abimana Aryasatya (Catatan Harian Si Boy, Dilema), and Kamidia Radisti (The Tarix Jabrix 3). Through The Stockbrokers, director Asad Amar wanted to give insight into the world of stockbrokers – a world that is rarely the subject of film.
Watch the trailer here
The Heart of Jakarta (Jakarta Hati)
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On the third day of screening, following the screening of The Stockbrokers, will be The Heart of Jakarta (Jakarta Hati). This omnibus film consists of six short films, all tied together by their shared setting: Jakarta. Still Exist (Masih Ada) revolves around a snobby politician who has to take public transport to reach his office, instead of his usual luxury car. Familial problems are presented in The Good News (Kabar Baik), where a police officer is unexpectedly reunited with his father. A poor screenwriter goes to his son’s rich friend’s party in Hadiah (Gift), which shines a light on the social and economic gaps that exist in the capital city. In the Dark (Dalam Gelap) tells the story of two people who are drifting apart because of technology, but then begin to mend their relationship during a blackout. In The Others (Orang Lain), a woman tells a man that his wife is having an affair with her boyfriend. The final story, Darling Fatimah, is about a cake seller who sells cakes at a dawn market and her rough conversation with her lover.
The Heart of Jakarta has a star-studded lineup featuring Asmirandah, Agni Pratistha,Shahnaz Haque, Surya Saputra, Andhika Pratama, and veteran Roy Marten.
Watch the trailer here
Special Programs
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Joko Anwar & Sheila Timothy
Interested in film industry and production? Attend 8th IFF’s Open Discussion and Workshop! Below are the :
Open Discussion
Venue |
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Ramen-Ya |
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Paramount, 108 Bourke Street,
Melbourne, VIC 3000 |
Date |
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Thursday, 25 April |
Time |
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6pm |
Theme |
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Indonesia and The Shifting Film Industry Towards Asia |
Workshop
Venue |
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Consulate General of the Republic of Indonesia |
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72 Queens Road,
Melbourne, VIC 3004 |
Date |
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Saturday, 27 April |
Time |
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11am |
Theme |
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Guide to Film Production: Writing, Directing, and Producing with |
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Insights into The Unique Indonesian Market |
Both sessions will be presented by
Joko Anwar, an award-winning director of Janji Joni (Joni’s Promise), Quickie Express, and the famous musical extravaganza, Onrop! He also directed the movie Pintu Terlarang (Forbidden Door), in collaboration with
Sheila Timothy, who is the other speaker for the sessions. She is also the producer of Modus Anomali, a famous movie released in 2006.
RSVP to Danila (0412334620) or Hana (0416003884). Be there!
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4 / 10 / 2013 3:58 pm
Just my two cents: ….. Kalo bisa sih, jangan hanya film2 baru Indonesia yang dipromosikan ke luar. Film2 lama Indonesia juga enak ditonton lho. Ingat Tjoet Nyak Dien, Warkop, dll.