The 12th Jogja-NETPAC Asian Film Festival was held from 1 to 8 December 2017 in Yogyakarta, Indonesia.[1] A total of 114 films from 24 countries were screened during the festival.[2] Garin Nugroho's Nyai opened the festival and it closed with Kirsten Tan's drama film Pop Aye.[3] The year's edition included a new competition section called Indonesian Screen Awards which honored the achievement of Indonesian feature films.[4]
The festival's most prestigious award, Golden Hanoman Award, was presented to drama film The Seen and Unseen by Kamila Andini.[5]
Official selection
Opening and closing films
| English title
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Original title
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Director(s)
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Production countrie(s)
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| Nyai (opening film)
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Garin Nugroho
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Indonesia
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| Pop Aye (closing film)
|
Kirsten Tan
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Singapore, Thailand
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Asian Feature
| English title
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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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| A Father's Will
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Atanyn Kereezi
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Bakyt Mukul, Dastan Zhapar Uulu
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Kyrgyzstan
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| By the Time It Gets Dark
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ดาวคะนอง
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Anocha Suwichakornpong
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Thailand, Netherlands, France, Qatar
|
| Dark Is the Night
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Madilim ang Gabi
|
Adolfo Alix Jr.
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Philippines
|
| Lady of the Lake
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Loktak Lairembee
|
Haobam Paban Kumar
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India
|
| Marlina the Murderer in Four Acts
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Marlina Si Pembunuh dalam Empat Babak
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Mouly Surya
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Indonesia, France, Hong Kong, Malaysia, Thailand
|
| People Power Bombshell: The Diary of Vietnam Rose
|
John Torres
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Philippines
|
| The Plague at the Karatas Village
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Қаратас ауылындағы оба
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Adilkhan Yerzhanov
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Kazakhstan
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| The Seen and Unseen
|
Sekala Niskala
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Kamila Andini
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Indonesia, Australia, Netherlands, Qatar
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| Sunshine that Can Move Mountains
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被阳光移动的山脉
|
Qiang Wang
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Tibet
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| NETPAC Award and Geber Award
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| Bangkok Joyride: Chapter 2 - Shutdown Bangkok
|
Ing Kanjanavanit
|
Thailand
|
| Blockage
|
سد معبر
|
Mohsen Gharaie
|
Iran
|
| Burning Birds
|
දැවෙන විහඟුන්
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Sanjeewa Pushpakumara
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Sri Lanka, France
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| In the Flesh
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Kong Pahurak
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Thailand, Japan
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| Love and Shukla
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Jatla Siddartha
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India
|
| Phantom of Illumination
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นิรันดร์ราตรี
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Wattanapume Laisuwanchai
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Thailand
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| Tarling Is Darling
|
Ismail Fahmi Lubis
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Indonesia
|
| We, the Dead
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Aqérat
|
Edmund Yeo
|
Malaysia
|
| The White Girl
|
白色女孩
|
Jenny Suen, Christopher Doyle
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Hong Kong, Malaysia
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| Yamato (California)
|
大和（カリフォルニア）
|
Daisuke Miyazaki
|
Japan
|
Asian Perspectives
Indonesian Screen Awards
Asian Docs
| English title
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Original title
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Director(s)
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Production countrie(s)
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| All Is Forgiven, for We Have Been Happy
|
Semua Sudah Dimaafkan Sebab Kita Pernah Bahagia
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Katia Engel, Paul Agusta
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Indonesia
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| The Ballads of Cinema Lovers
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Balada Bala Sinema
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Yuda Kurniawan
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Indonesia
|
| Burma Storybook
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Petr Lom, Corinne van Egeraat
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Netherlands, Norway, Thailand
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| Eyelashes
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Bulu Mata
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Tonny Trimarsanto
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Indonesia
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| Mrs. Fang
|
方绣英
|
Wang Bing
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China, France, Germany, Greece, Hong Kong
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| My Father, The Last Communist
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Đoàn Hồng Lê
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Vietnam
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| Waxing Moon
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Quinzaine Claire
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Adrien Genoudet
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Cambodia
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| Taiwan Docs
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| Blood Amber
|
血琥珀
|
Lee Yong-chao
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Taiwan, Myanmar
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| Realm of Reverberations
|
殘響世界
|
Chen Chieh-jen
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Taiwan
|
| Small Talk
|
日常對話
|
Huang Hui-zhen
|
Taiwan
|
Focus on Joko Anwar
Awards
The following awards were presented at the festival:[6]
References
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