Aramantono

The Indonesian society is seen through a middle-aged lady's eyes in her daily encounters with the street children who work and live off the harsh and sleazy world of adults. (imdb)

An Indonesian gamelan musical, this film is nominally about a love triangle between a married couple and local business owner. It really is about a lot more, however, if you dig just a little deeper. Everything is colorful, symbolic, and slightly incomprehensible.

It is a story which follows the lives of three women, each struggling with their own individual predicament, as they make their journey to visit the sacred island of Bali in order to find the meaning of peace through the unexpected experience of magical realism. (mubi.com)

Growing up in West Sumatra in the 1920s, Hamid and Zainab comes from families from very different social classes. Hamid is poor, while Zainab is wealthy. Hamid receives a scholarship from Zainab's father and Hamid's mother works for Zainab's family. Hamid and Zainab fall in love and dream of finding a way for society to accept their union, and also to make the pilgrimage to Mecca. (imdb)

Katri (Lela Anggraini), an archeologist, buys a necklace from a person who killed a grave robber to get it. It turns out that this necklace contains the bloodthirsty spirit of Ellen Morgan (Gitty Srinita).

Lewa's mother died when he was very young. A loner and a dreamer, he writes letters to an angel he believes takes care of the land, and is mystified why he never gets any replies. He spends his time cutting classes and playing on the beach with the crazed Malaria Tua. One day a group of city types, in town for a fashion shoot, lend Lewa a Polaroid camera, and the kid becomes obsessed with recording everything through its lens. His curiosity triggers a bloody feud between neighboring villages.