Memoria

NATIVe - Indigenous Cinema 2019

Flora works in a shop; she meets a boy and seeks the normality of teenage love. Her mother Maria is married to an abusive husband; she harbours a secret about her past that she can only talk about with a group of women confidantes. Whenever they are out working the land or happen to meet at the market, these women share their traumatic experiences of sexual violence suffered at the hands of Indonesian soldiers. Integrating the real accounts of rape survivors, Memoria recounts the effects of the Indonesian army’s invasion of East Timor.

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by Kamila Andini (Written and Directed by)
with Maria Fatima Sara dos Reis Afonso, Lucia Naroman Pereira de Oliveira Indonesia 2016 Indonesian 35' Colour

With

Maria Fatima Sara dos Reis Afonso
Lucia Naroman Pereira de Oliveira

Crew

Written and Directed by	Kamila Andini
Cinematography	Bayu Prihantoro Filemon
Editing	Dwi Agus Purwanto
Music	Indra Perkasa
Sound Design	Tri Wahyu Pumomo
Production Manager	Fabriadi Pumana
Producers	Gita Fara, Theresia Iswarini, Tazia Teresia Daryanto

Produced by

Treewater Productions

Jakarta, Indonesia

Photos

Kamila Andini

Born in Jakarta, Indonesia in 1986, she studied sociology and media arts at Deakin University in Melbourne, Australia. Her films focus on sociocultural topics, gender equality and environmental issues. Her directing debut The Mirror Never Lies, about the lives of Indonesian sea nomads, screened in the 2012 Berlinale Generation. Her second feature film The Seen and Unseen won the Grand Prix of the Generation Kplus International Jury in 2018 while her third, the teen drama Yuni, won the Platform Prize at the 2021 Toronto International Film Festival.

Filmography

2011 Laut bercermin (The Mirror Never Lies) 2017 Sekala Niskala (The Seen and Unseen) 2021 Yuni 2022 Nana (Before, Now & Then)

Bio- & filmography as of Berlinale 2022