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The Indonesian Cinema Committee held a meeting with film production representatives in Jakarta to discuss the challenges facing the national cinema industry. The aim is to improve the national cinema environment and enhance content diversity.
Marcela Zalianti, head of the Indonesian Film Artists Association (PARFI '56), urged caution in selecting film titles following the controversy surrounding the film 'I Need to Die.' This statement was made during a press conference in Jakarta, highlighting the psychological effects of titles on audiences.
Indonesian director <strong>Joko Anwar</strong> emphasized the importance of authentic stories in cinema during the National Cinema Day celebration in Jakarta. He stated that films should reflect the issues facing Indonesian society to achieve success in the industry.
Indonesian cinemas are gearing up for the premiere of 'Ghost in the Cell' by director Jokur Anwar, which first screened at the Berlin Film Festival. This film blends comedy and horror to address corruption and environmental destruction, reflecting a creative moment in Southeast Asian cinema.
Indonesian Creative Economy Minister, Tiko Rivki Harsia, affirmed government support for all types of local films, highlighting the growing interest in cinematic works using local languages. This statement was made during a special screening of the film 'Rainbow on Mars' in Jakarta.
Indonesian actress Luna Maya announced that the strength of the film 'Zone Merah' lies in its human aspect, as characters face tough challenges in a zombie-filled world. The film, adapted from a series, is set to begin filming in April 2026.
Indonesian Minister of Creative Economy, Tiko Riefki Harsia, praised the film "Meja Tanpa Laci" for its important moral message about integrity. The film, which tells the story of a young police officer, aims to raise community awareness about corruption issues.
On National Film Day, celebrated on March 30, 2026, Rustini Muhaimin praised the film 'Na Wila' for its educational and entertainment value. The event highlighted the importance of supporting local cinema in Indonesia.
During the National Cinema Day celebration on March 30, Indonesian actor <strong>Angga Yunanda</strong> expressed his hope to eliminate the phenomenon of <strong>film piracy</strong>, emphasizing the importance of supporting the film industry by watching movies in theaters.