Refugee communities in Jakarta hold a weekend of talks and workshops to share their often invisible stories.

JANUARY 31 #HUMAN RIGHTS

Attracting more would-be pilgrims, umrah online marketplace Umroh.com is currently developing an iOS version.

JANUARY 28 #TRAVEL

The film is about the implementation of the five principles in Indonesia’s state philosophy Pancasila.

JANUARY 27 #FILM

The original series also touches on the perennially thorny issue of polygamy.

JANUARY 24 #FILM

The documentary shows that nature conservation is already deeply ingrained in local wisdom.

JANUARY 22 #FILM

After 34 years, W.S. Rendra's tale of a bloody power struggle, "Panembahan Reso," will grace the stage again this weekend.

JANUARY 21 #ARTS

The sixth edition of the Singapore Biennale has over 200 works from 77 artists at 11 venues until March this year.

JANUARY 20 #ARTS

Ade, née Arzia Dahar, appeared in at least 110 movies since her debut in "Di Ambang Fajar" (Just Before Dawn) in 1964. 

JANUARY 17 #FILM

Selamat Pagi Indonesia School is back with a new film, this time produced by its very own production house.

JANUARY 14 #FILM

'Nyanyian Akar Rumput' tells the story of disappeared poet Wiji Thukul's son Fajar Merah in overcoming tragedy through music.

JANUARY 10 #FILM

Ahok married Puput on Jan. 25 last year, just one day after he completed his prison term.

JANUARY 06 #LIFESTYLE

Light on dialogue and heavy in symbolism, the play shows the other side of a princess from the Mahabharata often stereotyped as a villain.

DECEMBER 14 #LITERATURE

The Unesco said Pencak Silat is a long-standing tradition that encompasses numerous aspects: mental, self-defense and aesthetics.

DECEMBER 13 #ARTS