Firman Widyasmara

When everyone fights for the noble chair, all hells break loose.

Nusa Antara (The Nusantara) is an animated documentary short film, which records the ideas and dialogues of each director involved (film director, animation director, sound director) related to childhood memories, and/or past memories about what it means to live and live in Indonesia. Indonesia, an archipelagic country, highlighting illegal logging, romance, COVID-19, and life in the countryside.

Leleng is a mythical being, one of 'the tree mothers' of the far, barren forest of Borneo or Kalimantan. It is crying after being separated from her last descendant by the old forest guardian, who is in charge for seasons. Her hope as a part of the earth is drifting with her dance, a symbol of life cycle, along with the hoarse voice of a hornbill or Enggang/Rangkong which sung signs of nature on every chapter of her life.

When everyone fights for the noble chair, all hells break loose.

Nusa Antara (The Nusantara) is an animated documentary short film, which records the ideas and dialogues of each director involved (film director, animation director, sound director) related to childhood memories, and/or past memories about what it means to live and live in Indonesia. Indonesia, an archipelagic country, highlighting illegal logging, romance, COVID-19, and life in the countryside.

Leleng is a mythical being, one of 'the tree mothers' of the far, barren forest of Borneo or Kalimantan. It is crying after being separated from her last descendant by the old forest guardian, who is in charge for seasons. Her hope as a part of the earth is drifting with her dance, a symbol of life cycle, along with the hoarse voice of a hornbill or Enggang/Rangkong which sung signs of nature on every chapter of her life.