Aryo Danusiri

Story about Lukas, a young Marind fisherman who is trying hard to finance his own education. He starts a small business with the support of a development project.

An Indonesian filmmaker is amazed about the ice on the window of his apartment in Norway.

A structural account of the cultural transformation of a mosque in a basement space in Manhattan, New York City. Consisting of six long take shots, it starts with a relaxed conversation in the everyday life of an empty basement. Then it gradually becomes an event - an event of struggle.

One year after the 2004 tsunami, the construction of East Geunting village in Aceh began with funds from U.N. Habitat and elsewhere. Meanwhile, an Acehnese village chief leads his people through ups and downs of the ongoing reconstruction and rehabilitation process. The film shows how complicated it is to survive a traumatic event and then experience global intervention.

Single-shot observational film that captures children playing in the floodwaters of their communal courtyard, while everyday life quietly unfolds around them. Filmed just months before the neighbourhood was demolished as part of a controversial flood management project, the short gently intertwines moments of joy with questions of urban inequality, climate vulnerability and displacement.

A throng of believers all crowd together in front of a stage. The speeches have ended. They are enraptured. The 'new' Indonesia.

Story about Lukas, a young Marind fisherman who is trying hard to finance his own education. He starts a small business with the support of a development project.

An Indonesian filmmaker is amazed about the ice on the window of his apartment in Norway.

A structural account of the cultural transformation of a mosque in a basement space in Manhattan, New York City. Consisting of six long take shots, it starts with a relaxed conversation in the everyday life of an empty basement. Then it gradually becomes an event - an event of struggle.

One year after the 2004 tsunami, the construction of East Geunting village in Aceh began with funds from U.N. Habitat and elsewhere. Meanwhile, an Acehnese village chief leads his people through ups and downs of the ongoing reconstruction and rehabilitation process. The film shows how complicated it is to survive a traumatic event and then experience global intervention.

Single-shot observational film that captures children playing in the floodwaters of their communal courtyard, while everyday life quietly unfolds around them. Filmed just months before the neighbourhood was demolished as part of a controversial flood management project, the short gently intertwines moments of joy with questions of urban inequality, climate vulnerability and displacement.

A throng of believers all crowd together in front of a stage. The speeches have ended. They are enraptured. The 'new' Indonesia.