


She dreams of the stars, but society wants her to tie the knot
In her last year of secondary school, a bright Indonesian student is determined to pursue her education and resist getting married, despite the expectations of her community.
Status
Released
Original Language
ID
Budget
$584,550
Revenue
$265,268
Release Date
December 9, 2021
Popularity
1
Director
Kamila Andini
Writer
Kamila Andini
Writer
Prima Rusdi
Producer
Ifa Isfansyah
Producer
Birgit Kemner
Where to Watch
Cast
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Reviews
Call Me Dunham
This film explores the social realities faced by women in Indonesia and critiques the deeply rooted patriarchal culture that still exists in society. Yuni, who aspires to continue her education, is held back by social norms and traditional beliefs that say rejecting two marriage proposals means she will never find a partner. Arawinda Kirana’s performance is absolutely outstanding her gestures and expressions feel so natural that they make the audience truly feel Yuni’s sadness. The color purple, which is closely associated with Yuni, serves as a symbol of freedom, courage, and resistance against restrictive social norms. Although the pacing is slow, it’s still engaging and easy to follow. As long as you stay focused while watching, I’m sure you’ll find the flow enjoyable.




























































