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17th Jogja-NETPAC Asian Film Festival 2022 film festival
The 17th annual Jogja-NETPAC Asian Film Festival was held from 26 November to 3 December 2022. Indonesian anthology film Piknik Pesona was selected to open the festival.[1] Japanese drama film Plan 75 was the closing film of the festival.[2]
The most prestigious award of the festival, Golden Hanoman Award, was presented to Indonesian thriller film Autobiography, directed by Makbul Mubarak.[3]
Juries
The following juries were named for the festival.
Main competition
- Gertjan Zuilhof, Dutch film festival programmer
- Silvia Wong, journalist
- Timo Tjahjanto, Indonesian filmmaker
NETPAC Award
- Djenar Maesa Ayu, Indonesian actress
- Wong Tuck Cheong, owner and operator of Kelab Seni Filem Malaysia
- Koyo Yamashita, Japanese festival director
Blencong Award
Indonesian Screen Awards
Geber Awards
- Angger Nugroho, film producer
- Sugar Nadia Azier, film program manager
- Andhika Prayogo, film critic and content creator
Student Awards
- I Gede Agung Yohana Dharma
- Muhammad Fadjrin Rasendryo Abrar
- Mohammad Ziddan Fachrirobi
- Muhammad Ghifari Fadhlissalam
- Albertus Nico Wicaksono
Official selection
The official selection of the festival was announced during a press conference on 18 November 2022.[4]
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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| Piknik Pesona (opening film)
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- Gugun Arief
- Wisnu Surya Pratama
- Winnie Benjamin
- Gianni Fajri
- Ariani Darmawan
- Tumpal Tampubolon
- Manuel Alberto Maia
- Aditya Ahmad
- M. Reza Fahriyansyah
- Anggun Priambodo
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Indonesia
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| Plan 75 (closing film)
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Chie Hayakawa
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Japan, France, Philippines, Qatar
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In competition
Light of Asia
| 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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| The Appointed Son of God
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Ang Hirirang na Anak ng Diyos
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Lester Cristal
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Philippines
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| Blinded by the Light
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Saeng Mua Bot
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Chanasorn Chaikitiporn
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Thailand
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| Dancing Colors
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M. Reza Fahriyansyah
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Indonesia
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| Falling Day
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Si Wol
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Kyung Seo Park
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South Korea
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| The Intrusion
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Anjing-Anjing Menyerbu Kuburan
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Eden Junjung
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Indonesia
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| It's Raining Frogs Outside
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Ampangabat Nin Talakba Ha Likol
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Maria Estela Paiso
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Philippines
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| Murmurs of the Jungle
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Aadigunjan
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Sohil Vaidya
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India
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| Mysterious Hill
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Thamsatid Charoenrittichai
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Thailand
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| Red Dish
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Mohammad Khabour
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Jordan
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Indonesian Screen Awards
| English title
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Original title
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Director(s)
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| The Ballads of Roy
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Balada Si Roy
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Fajar Nugros
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| Cross the Line
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Razka Robby Ertanto
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| The Exiles
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Eksil
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Lola Amaria
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| Galang
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Adriyanto Dewo
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| History of Untellable Tales
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Sejarah Kisah-Kisah yang Musnah
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BW Purbanegara
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| Orpa
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Theo Rumansara
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| The Portrait of a Nightmare
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Potret Mimpi Buruk
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Ismail Basbeth
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| Sahara
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Zhaddam Aldhy Nurdin
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| Sound from the Sea
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Alang-Alang
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Khusnul Khitam
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| Stealing Raden Saleh
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Mencuri Raden Saleh
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Angga Dwimas Sasongko
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| The Tone Wheels
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Roda-Roda Nada
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Yuda Kurniawan
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Panorama
Asian Perspectives
| 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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| Ajoomma
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아줌마
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He Shuming
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Singapore, South Korea
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| Big Night!
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Jun Lana
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Philippines
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| Blood Flower
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Harum Malam
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Dain Said
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Malaysia
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| Come Back Anytime
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John Daschbach
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Japan
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| Jiseok
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지석
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Kim Young-jo
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South Korea
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| Look At Me, Touch Me, Kiss Me
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Djenar Maesa Ayu, Ho Yuhang, Kim Tai Sik
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Indonesia, Malaysia, South Korea
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| Maika: The Girl from Another Galaxy
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Maika: Cô Bé Từ Hành Tinh Khắc
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Ham Tran
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Vietnam
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| The Myriad of Faces of the Future Challengers
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Segudang Wajah Para Penantang Masa Depan
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I Gde Mika, Yuki Aditya
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Indonesia
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| Neighbours
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Nachbam
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Mano Khalil
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Syria
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| Stone Turtle
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Woo Ming Jin
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Malaysia
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| Summer Holiday
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Aam Kathaler Chhuti
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Mohammad Nuruzzaman
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Bangladesh
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| The Wheel
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Khürd
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Nomin Lkhagvasuren
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Mongolia
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Awards
The following awards were presented at the festival:[5]
- Golden Hanoman Award: Autobiography by Makbul Mubarak
- Silver Hanoman Award: Leonor Will Never Die by Martika Ramirez Escobar
- NETPAC Award: Let Me Hear It Barefoot by Riho Kudo
- JAFF Indonesian Screen Awards:
- Best Film: The Exiles by Lola Amaria
- Best Directing: Adriyanto Dewo for Galang
- Best Performance: Orsila Murib for Orpa and Rafli Anwar Mursadad for Sound from the Sea
- Best Cinematography: Yudi Datau for Sound from the Sea
- Best Editing: Yuda Kurniawan for The Tone Wheels
- Best Storytelling: Tumpal Tampubolon for Galang
- Geber Award: Leonor Will Never Die by Martika Ramirez Escobar
- Blencong Award: The Intrusion by Eden Junjung
- Blencong Award – Special Mention: Falling Day by Kyung Seo Park
- Jogja Students Film Award: The Intrusion by Eden Junjung
References
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