is a short documentary about a long-overdue conversation between Indonesia and
the Netherlands. At a unique summer school, students from both countries
explore their shared colonial past through film and literature — not as fixed
history, but as lived memory. What emerges is not consensus, but a deeper
understanding of how narratives are shaped, challenged, and rewritten.
It’s currently performing strongly in the international filmfestival circuit, and will screen in April 2026 at the Ethnographic Film Festival in Paris.
FINDING ENOK
Finding Enok has enjoyed success at festivals worldwide. It has been featured at the Women's International Film Festival in the United States and was the openingsfilm at the International Festival of Ethnological Film in Belgrade. It received accolades at the LA Independent Women Film Awards and earned an honorable mention at the Awareness Film Festival, also in Los Angeles. In India, it was warmly received at the Chennai International Documentary and Short Film Festival. Additionally, it was a success at the International Cinema Awards Festival in Tokyo.
