Writer
Gloria Simbiak, a swimming athlete, has to fight her way out of the labyrinth of depression due to loss of leg function which for a swimmer is like losing a life. The days were filled with sorrow and deep wounds. Gloria felt that the victory she had previously achieved and was within her grasp, becoming a gold medalist athlete in the swimming Olympics, had become useless. Gloria tries to get through the days that will never be the same, to move on or stop and regret it with grandmother Isy and her three best friends, Julvri, Idho and Eliza.
Director
Gloria Simbiak, a swimming athlete, has to fight her way out of the labyrinth of depression due to loss of leg function which for a swimmer is like losing a life. The days were filled with sorrow and deep wounds. Gloria felt that the victory she had previously achieved and was within her grasp, becoming a gold medalist athlete in the swimming Olympics, had become useless. Gloria tries to get through the days that will never be the same, to move on or stop and regret it with grandmother Isy and her three best friends, Julvri, Idho and Eliza.
Producer
Pak Suyadi, a fisherman from Semarang, and Nilawati, a fisherman from Medan, who really want to be able to access subsidized fuel, but do not have documents related to fisheries, so they are not recorded and "invisible" by the government.
Director
Pak Suyadi, a fisherman from Semarang, and Nilawati, a fisherman from Medan, who really want to be able to access subsidized fuel, but do not have documents related to fisheries, so they are not recorded and "invisible" by the government.
Director
At Stake is a brave and eye-opening documentary anthology tackling taboo issues that many women are facing in the world's most populous Islamic country, Indonesia. Topics range from female genital mutilation to the conflict that arises when unmarried women want to go to the gynecologist.
