

Where Was I?(2008)
Where were you ten years ago when a big turning point took place in Indonesia on May 1998? Director Anggun Priambodo is taking us back to that period of time through a series of stories told by ten year old photographs of his subjects.
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Where were you ten years ago when a big turning point took place in Indonesia on May 1998? Director Anggun Priambodo is taking us back to that period of time through a series of stories told by ten year old photographs of his subjects.
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2008-05-13
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