Living comfortably as furries, a fandom that gathers virtually and in-person at conventions, dressed in full animal costumes with human characteristics.
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Timnas bulu tangkis Indonesia menyisakan Christian Adinata dan Ikhsan Leonardo Imanuel Rumbay untuk berlaga hingga babak 16 besar nomor tunggal putra Australian Open 2022, di Sydney, Kamis.
Autobiografi, film istimewa yang diproduksi oleh anggota juri ReelOzInd! tahun 2021 Yulia Evina Bhara, telah memenangkan penghargaan Fiksi Terbaik di Festival Film Adelaide. Penghargaan ini mengikuti pemutaran di Festival Film Busan dan Venesia tahun ini.
From the power of music to the cry of war victims, Minikino Film Week’s eighth edition offers a tasteful selection of its award-winning shorts.
People flocked the courtyard of Jakarta Theater in Taman Ismail Marzuki, South Jakarta, on Tuesday afternoon to witness the total lunar eclipse.
The Coordinating Ministry for Human Development and Culture has urged all young Indonesians to actively take part in preserving wayang (traditional puppetry) as part of the nation’s heritage.
In an archived interview from the March 1981 issue of Tracks, Paul Holmes catches up with Balinese juniors Made Kasim and Ketut Menda.
Little has been written publicly about Indonesia’s feminist history, and 21-year-old Indonesian media practitioner, Nikita Yusman, is determined to change that.
Sri Dean berbincang dengan Gaston Soehadi, Australia-Indonesia Centre ReelOzInd! Fellow (Indonesia), tentang tema festival film pendek Australia-Indonesia tahun ini.
The seventh annual ReelOzInd! Australia-Indonesia Short Film Festival has showcased films from both countries on the topic of ‘suara’, or ‘voice’. Watch the festival reel inside.
The annual conference of Australia’s and Indonesia’s national business body (AIBC) is covering education and how the countries can work together. Read more
The ReelOzInd! 2022 Australia-Indonesia Short Film Festival is in full swing, launching with successful premieres in both Melbourne and Malang on Saturday, before embarking on our pop-up festival of screenings.
Southeast Asia’s biggest literary festival, in Bali, is back, after going online during the pandemic
This year the festival returns to Ubud – known as Bali’s centre of traditional culture for its numerous historical sites and art museums – with an on-the-ground program hosted by more than 100 writers, thinkers and artists.
The majority of Indonesians consume content regularly, hence it is logical if this consumption translates into the success of the local creative industry.
The ReelOzInd! Australia-Indonesia Short Film Festival 2022 has premiered with successful launches in both Melbourne, Australia and Malang, Indonesia, debuting alongside an online festival and ongoing pop-up events that showcase 10 short films from both countries.
The Indonesian government is demanding artworks, natural historical objects, and complete collections back from the Netherlands.
