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A rare look at the vibrant subculture of Jakarta's street buskers, JALANAN offers fascinating and occasionally heartbreaking insight into Indonesian urban life. Director-producer-cinematographer Daniel Ziv captures the beauty and risks of street life as charismatic buskers Titi, Ho and Boni struggle to make a living. He follows them as they play beautiful music on buses, in markets and on the streets. Personal struggles such as imprisonment, domestic violence, floods and family illness round out the lives of the musicians. We are also invited to the rural mountains to visit Titiâs family, which proves a poignant counterpart to the rush of the city. The film gives voice and exposure to the lives of Jakarta's street buskers, and allows us to follow them out of the bus and into their homes. Ziva's fearless exploration of this subculture is beautifully crafted, interweaving the three stories over several years as they find love, seek education and work to improve their lives. JALANAN is a captivating and ultimately unforgettable documentation of oral culture and marginalized urban lives.
Desakota Productions presents ; a film by Daniel Ziv ; produced by Akarumput ; directed by Daniel Ziv.
Title from resource description page (viewed April 06, 2016).
Won 2014 Edmonton International Film Festival, International Documentary Feature Award
Won 2013 Jogja-NETPAC Asian Film Festival, Special Mention, Asian Features Competition
Nominated 2013 Jogja-NETPAC Asian Film Festival, Golden Hanoman Award
Won 2014 Melbourne International Film Festival, People's Choice Award, Best Documentary
Won 2013 Pusan International Film Festival, Mecenat Award, Asia
Won 2014 Shanghai International TV Festival, Best Documentary