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Awards

Festivals

Nia Di Nata

Joko Anwar (writer)
Nia Di Nata (writer)

Indonesia 10 December 2003
Netherlands 28 March 2004 (Cinemasia Amsterdam Film Festival)
Singapore 25 April 2004 (Singapore International Film Festival)
USA 1 May 2004 (Los Angeles Asian Pacific Film Festival)
USA 26 June 2004 (San Francisco International Lesbian and Gay Film Festival)
Philippines 19 July 2004 (Cinemanila Film Festival)
USA 21 July 2004 (New York Asian American International Film Festival)
Canada 26 September 2004 (Vancouver International Film Festival)
South Korea 8 October 2004 (Pusan International Film Festival)
USA 16 October 2004 (Seattle Lesbian and Gay Film Festival)
Hong Kong 28 November 2004 (Hong Kong Lesbian and Gay Film Festival)
Indonesia 19 December 2004 (Q! Film Festival)
UK 11 March 2006 (Indonesian Film Festival)

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The lives of several upperclass, thirty-something Jakartans are boldly revealed for the first time in Indonesian cinema, following the career and social life of three life-long friends who seem to have conquered the metropolitan. Unfortunately, the truth is not exactly as pretty as the impression. Written by This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it

• Best Picture and Most Popular Film, Cinemasia FF, Amsterdam 2004

• Best Picture, Best Director dan Most Favorite Supporting Actor, MTV Indonesia Movie Awards 2004

• Best Film, 1st Bali International Film Festival 2003

• Best Film, Best Director, Best Actor, Best Supporting Actor, Best Supporting Actress, Indonesian FF 2004

• Cinemasia Amsterdam

• Turin Gay & Lesbian FF

• Singapore Int'l FF

• The Visual Communication Los Angeles Film & Video Festival

• Inside Out Toronto Gay & Lesbian FF

• Shanghai Int'l FF

• Frameline San Francisco

• Cinemanila FFF, Philippines

• Asian American Int'l FF, NY 2004

• Cinemaya, India

• Pyongyang FF, North Korea

• Vancouver Int'l FF

• Tampa Int'l Gay & Lesbian FF

• 31st Flanders FF, Belgium

• Seattle Gay & Lesbian FF

• Pusan Int'l FF, South Korea 2004

• Reel Affirmation FF, Washington DC

• Hongkong Lesbian & Gay FF

• Cardif Screen Festival, UK 2005

Indonesian

• Water Bearer Films (North America)

• Kalyana Shira Films (the rest)

Cut Mini Theo

Tora Sudiro

Aida Nurmala

Surya Saputra

Rachel Maryam Sayidina

Trey Gondokusumo

Lili Harahap

Aurora Yahya

Wilza Lubis

Nico Siahaan

Tika Panggabean

Jajang C. Noer

Ria Irawan

Indra Birowo

rest of cast listed alphabetically:

Abraham

Joko Anwar

Marchia Caroline

Reuben Elishama

Henny

Debie Katharina

Ricardo Marpaung

Joshua Pandelaki

Rako Prijanto

Danny Saputra

Tino Saroenggallo

Erly N. Senjaya

Titti Soewarno

Sapto S

Nicholas Saputra

Dian Sastrowardoyo

Meimei

Sakti

Andien

Nino

Lita (as Rachel Maryam)

Grace

Fanny

Nuri

Ical

Masseur

Psychiatrist

Yayuk Asmara

Rama

Gyneocologist

Restaurant Manager

Wulan

Reuben

Lusi

Merry

Police Officer #1

Bob

Police Officer #2

Theatre Manager

Gallery Owner

Pregnant Drug Dealer

Maid

Yung Yung

Man in gallery (uncredited)

Woman in Gallery (uncredited)