Download Film Breakthrough Sub Indo
Andrew Schiavo
If the Academy Awards are the Olympics of filmmaking, then no Oscar category better represents global participation than that of Best International Feature Film. Every year, at least 90 countries each choose a film to represent the country for nomination consideration in this category. Women are still a small minority of directors whose movies are selected to represent each nation, but in recent years, some women directors have been breaking through, and many of their movies have a distinctly female point of view. In many cases, their movies have won awards at major film festivals.
What do all of these movies have in common, besides being written and directed by women? They all have strong female protagonists at the center of the story. Considering that in many countries, being a woman filmmaker is seen as unusual or even suspect, these breakthrough films often represent an extra measure of achievement in societies where women are discouraged from pursuing male-dominated professions.
Of the 93 movies submitted for consideration in the Best International Feature Film category for the 94th Academy Awards, 21 (or 23%) are directed or co-directed by women. To be eligible for this category, each film representing a country must have production funding in the country it represents and in the calendar year prior to the Academy Awards ceremony, the movie must be released for at least one week in a commercial theater in that nation.
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On the other hand, the number of cinema screens in Indonesia has also increased in the last five years. Based on KFI (Indonesian Film Catalog) data, in 2017, the number of buildings increased by 2.3 times compared to the end of 2012.
In its 68th year, our film industry is blooming. Appreciation of the audience grows exponentially, said the film activist and lecturer of FISIP Communication Universitas Airlangga Rendy Pahrun Wadipalapa, S.Ikom., MA.
Although the appreciation has a positive trend, continued Rendy, national film genres is not very diverse. There has been no significant breakthrough in national mainstream film industry. It tends to fascinate its connoisseurs, following the old pattern of the market.
The market pattern is not formed by the viewer factor only, whether they are film-literate or not, but also by the taste. The Indonesian viewers has less choices and their taste is formed by the industry.
According to Rendy, it is good at providing alternatives and counterpoints of the established large cinema network. On the government side, state incentives on independent local films should be improved including reinforcement in terms of film as well as good cinematography education.
Including the nature of diversity that Indonesia has and social culture that must be featured, he said. Now we have the human resources. There are more resources with backgrounds from film education, self-taught, or communities in the area. And, the inaccessibility of visual technologies today should be dealt with, he explained. (*)
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Sovereignty was officially transferred on December 27, 1949. On January 25, 1950, after some hesitation, the Soviet Union officially recognized Indonesia upon request from the Netherlands. On February 3, 1950 the Indonesian Prime Minister sent a return telegram confirming the receipt of the Soviet telegram of recognition. This date is considered the official date of the establishment of diplomatic relations between the USSR and Indonesia.
A new stage in Soviet-Indonesian relations began in 1952 when the direction of Indonesian domestic politics changed. Leadership positions were gradually taken by centrist and leftist forces of the Indonesian Nationalist Party (PNI). They were inclined to dismiss openly pro-Western foreign policy in favor of a more balanced, truly independent and active course. The possibility of exchanging diplomatic missions with the USSR was put on the agenda once more. After Ali Sastroamidjojo, a leftist leader of the PNI, came to power in March 1954 the long awaited exchange of embassies between the USSR and the Republic of Indonesia at last took place. The first Indonesian ambassador Subandrio arrived in Moscow and the first Soviet ambassador D.A. Zhukov opened the Soviet diplomatic mission in Djakarta. Zhukov, an experienced Soviet diplomat, started to establish friendly personal ties with ruling leaders of the Indonesian state and influential persons in Indonesian political and social circles. To this end he used not only diplomats of the Soviet embassy but also representatives of Soviet culture and art [See, for example, Document 2].
The establishment of full diplomatic relations gave impetus to the broad development of active mutual contacts in the fields of science, culture, literature, art and sport. These contacts were meant to serve as propaganda by showing the superiority of socialism over capitalism. Many declarations were made of the peaceful intentions of the Soviet people and peaceful character of the Soviet foreign policy. For this purpose the Soviet government widely used the specially created Soviet Peace Committee headed by N.S. Tikhonov, a well-known poet in the USSR [See Document 3 & Document 4].
The Soviet leadership was very interested in weakening Western influence over Indonesia. So the USSR promoted increasing and strengthening relations between Indonesia and the PRC as well as with countries in Asia and Africa that were friendly to the USSR.
This same period also featured a breakthrough in Indonesian-Chinese relations. The PRC was very interested in developing ties with Indonesia as well. Close friendly ties between the USSR and China still existed, so the Soviet ambassador was always ready to give friendly advice and a helping hand to the less experienced Chinese ambassador [See, for example, Document 1]. In their turn, Chinese diplomats were glad to share with Soviet comrades important information acquired from Indonesians and other sources.
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