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Laveta Nachman
Titi is from a village in Java, and moved to Jakarta to work. Her music is canny and her smile is broad. She has three children around different parts of the country and in one brilliant scene, she mentions that she has one child in Kalimantan who speaks Malay, one child in Jakarta who speaks Jakarta slang and one child in Java that speaks Javanese, a neat microcosm of the diversity of the archipelago. Ho is dread-locked, exuberant and absolutely charming. His music is political and witty. Boni, a streetkid that taught himself to play music, lives under a bridge with his wife and a few others. He has a wicked sense of humor. The three climb onto buses all over the city each day, singing original songs about the city, about fashion trends, about corruption and about religion. Each seems to have a project (or barrier to overcome) by the end of the film, Ho wants to woo a woman, Boni has trouble from floodwaters and the authorities in his home, and Titi is determined to finish her high school education. Yet their lives are so much richer and more complex than these familiar tropes might have you believe.