Pull up a seat and settle in for our free Film Program. With many sessions including a Q&A with directors, actors and scriptwriters, it’s your chance to meet the stars of Indonesia’s burgeoning film industry.
No registration required.
Across Indonesia, hundreds of rural communities are in conflict with corporations seeking control of their resources. When they push back, they face the wrath of the state. In Our Mothers’ …
Read moreInspired by Michael Pollan’s Cooked, Parti Gastronomi explore fermentation in Indonesia’s food culture. Traveling to eight cities in Indonesia – Medan, Padang, Palembang, Banjarmasin, Samarinda, Purwokerto, Semarang, and Manado – …
Read moreHunting mangoes in Bali and rare durian in Borneo, scouring Renaissance paintings for ancient lost figs and uncovering the secrets behind taste-bud-altering miracle fruit, The Fruit Hunter tells a story …
Read moreThe Yayasan Mudra Swari Saraswati team traveled up to Rumah Intaran, an eco-house built by architect Gede Kresna in Bengkala village, Buleleng, North Bali. They learned about Pak Gede’s ‘mindful …
Read moreHome to Indigenous Balinese, or Bali Aga, Pedawa Village in North Bali is renowned for both its palm sugar and local mythology. Join the Stories from the Field team to …
Read moreI Wayan Arca Bertayasa’s family has been growing coffee since 1980. After partnering with a roaster, two of Bali’s biggest names in coffee, Hungry Bird and Revolver Espresso, became early …
Read moreA full-time religious leader and prominent chef, Jero Mangku Dalem Suci Gede Yudiawan, also known as Chef Yudi, is not only living in two worlds – he’s thriving in them. …
Read moreThe enticing aroma of vanilla inspired filmmaker Dwitra J Ariana to become a vanilla farmer. The cultivation process is difficult, however, as it can only be done manually, while the …
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