Terracotta Film Festival: Spotlight on Indonesia

The Dancer provides an insight into Indonesia's social, cultural and political backgrounds in the sixties, through the tale of two lovers from a poor village in central Java who are separated by the anti-communist purge in 1965.

Cahaya, a 19 year old Muslim, leaves her small village in search of her long lost father Ipuy, who left when she was four. A provocative and powerful film about a father-daughter story unlike any you've seen.

At a special needs boarding school, the students are like any other teenagers: outside of their visual limitations, they attend classes, pursue artistic endeavours, and occupy their minds with love and dreams.

A beautiful and dreamlike adventure telling the story of Lana, a girl raised by a giraffe trainer after being abandoned in Jakarta zoo.

A traditional Indonesian tragedy is reworked into a visually stunning and award winning musical in Opera Jawa, telling the story of a man who has doubts about his wife's fidelity, all but driving her into the arms of another.

From Indonesia's leading film director Garin Nugroho, The Blindfold tells the story of three young people lured into a radical Islamic organisation.