The 11th Jogja-NETPAC Asian Film Festival took place from 28 November to 3 December 2016 in Yogyakarta, Indonesia.[1] A total of 138 films from 27 countries were screened during the festival.[2] The festival opened with Pritagita Arianegara's feature directorial debut Salawaku and closed with Nurlan Abdykadyrov's Travelling with the Bomb.[3]
11th Jogja-NETPAC Asian Film Festival| Opening film | Salawaku
by Pritagita Arianegara |
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| Closing film | Travelling with the Bomb
by Nurlan Abdykadyrov |
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| Location | Yogyakarta, Indonesia |
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| Festival date | 28 November–3 December 2016 |
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| Website | jaff-filmfest.org |
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The festival's most prestigious award, Golden Hanoman Award, was presented to drama film Solo, Solitude by Yosep Anggi Noen.[4]
Opening and closing films
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Original title
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Director(s)
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Production countrie(s)
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| Salawaku (opening film)
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Pritagita Arianegara
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Indonesia
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| Travelling with the Bomb (closing film)
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Nurlan Abdykadyrov
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Kyrgyzstan
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Original title
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Director(s)
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Production countrie(s)
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| Golden Hanoman Award
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| City of Jade
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Midi Z
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Taiwan, Myanmar
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| Daughters of the Three Tailed Banner
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Gutierrez Mangansakan II
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Philippines
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| hUsh
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Djenar Maesa Ayu, Kan Lume
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Indonesia, Singapore
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| The Island Funeral
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มหาสมุทรและสุสาน
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Pimpaka Towira
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Thailand
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| Mrs.
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Adolfo Alix Jr.
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Philippines
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| Solo, Solitude
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Istirahatlah Kata-Kata
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Yosep Anggi Noen
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Indonesia
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| NETPAC Award and Geber Award
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| Canine
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Sihung
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Esa Hari Akbar
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Indonesia
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| Good Morning
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ԲԱՐԻ ԼՈՒՅՍ
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Anna Arevshatyan
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Armenia
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| Interchange
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Dain Iskandar Said
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Malaysia, Indonesia
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| KFC
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Lê Bình Giang
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Vietnam
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| Knife in the Clear Water
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清水里的刀子
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Wang Xuebo
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China
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| Leftovers
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Turah
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Wicaksono Wisnu Legowo
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Indonesia
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| Lowlife Love
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下衆の愛
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Eiji Uchida
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Japan, United Kingdom
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| Pako
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Walid Taher
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Iraq
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| Red Butterfly Dream
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Rathu Samanala Heenayak
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Priyantha Kaluarachchi
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Sri Lanka
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| Singing in Graveyards
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Bradley Liew
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Malaysia, Philippines
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| Sunya
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Harry Dagoe Suharyadi
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Indonesia
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| Tales of the Otherwords
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Ziarah
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B. W. Purbanegara
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Indonesia
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| When the Woods Bloom
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Kaadu Pookkunna Neram
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Dr. Biju
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India
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| A Yellow Bird
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K. Rajagopal
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Singapore, France
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| Out of competition
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| Alone In a Valley
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නිම්නයක හුදකලාව
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Boodee Keerthisena
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Sri Lanka
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| Emma'
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Athirah
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Riri Riza
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Indonesia
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| Flights Through Darkness
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Wong Kwang Han
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Singapore
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| Old Stone
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老石
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Johnny Ma
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Canada, China
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Original title
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Director(s)
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Production countrie(s)
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| Doglegs
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Heath Cozens
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Japan, United States, Canada
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| Portraits of Mosquito Press
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JL Burgos
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Philippines
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| Selfie
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Juan Ibesh
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Syria, Germany
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| Singapore Minstrel
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Ng Xi Jie
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Singapore
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| Still and All
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Kim Young-jo
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South Korea
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| Voyage to Terengganu
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Kisah Pelayaran ke Terengganu
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Amir Muhammad, Badrul Hisham Ismail
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Malaysia
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The Faces of Indonesian Cinema Today
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Islandscape: Asia–Pacific Films
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Original title
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Director(s)
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Production countrie(s)
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| Made In Taiwan (2006)
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Dan Salmon
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New Zealand
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| Moana Rua: The Rising of the Sea
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Vilsoni Hereniko
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Fiji
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| The Pa Boys
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Himiona Grace
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New Zealand
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| The Price of Peace
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Kim Webby
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New Zealand
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(O)Zeeing the Neighbour
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Iranian Independents
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Focus on Djenar Maesa Ayu
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The following awards were presented at the festival:[5]
