Review

Under the direction of April Dwi Prasetyo, Secarik works like a time machine, transporting us back to our elementary school days, a time when we first started crushing on someone

The beauty of imagination born from a child’s innocence is the driving idea at the heart of Suraci!

Through the characters of Juminten and Septu, this movie tells a simple yet deeply relatable story about the bond between a mother and her child.

“Saking Wingking Mĕngajĕng”, meaning “from the back, moving forward”, serves as both the title and the living motto of a movie rooted in the world of jamu.

Through Modong, Diana Fitrianingsih offers a unique perspective that reveals more than just trauma and social stigma. By portraying mental illness as a deeper form of representation, the film invites viewers to trace the turbulence of Modong’s emotions.

This documentary is presented with striking simplicity. As viewers, it is easy to grasp the message Yusuf Jacka Ardana seeks to convey.