Watchdoc Documentary

This documentary chronicles how the Marind, Yei, Awyu, and Muyu people of southern Papua resist palm oil biodiesel and sugarcane bioethanol projects for vehicle fuel. Alongside their stories, it also explores issues of separatism and 60 years of Indonesian military operations related to the exploitation of Papuan land.

According to Jakarta Legal Aid Institute report, Jakarta Provincial Government had conducted 113 evictions in 2015 and 325 more places are threatened by eviction in 2016. At least 70% of evictions were carried out unilaterally and without any proportionate solutions. Now, some evicted area had been flattened. The rationale is still the same: public order and environmental protection (green open space, normalization of reservoir or river) for the sake of a better life. Jakarta Unfair tries to challenge the government thesis of "a better life after eviction."

Will this really be the last round against corruption?

The wait is over. In Oct 20th 2024, Indonesians will have the new president and vice president. The interesting thing is that the new elected vice president is the late president's son.

An Indonesian documentary about the destructive impact of coal mining.

Tells a riveting strory of two Bajo families living in the waters surrounding Sulawesi.

A documentary about fisherman at Maluku and their problems in the sea.

Gede Robi, vocalist of Navicula, Tiza Mafira, lawyer from Jakarta & Prigi Arisandi, biologist & river guard from East Java in tracing plastic waste whose tracks have infiltrated the food chain & its impact on human health.

This film follows the daily life of the characters long before the election.

a documentary from Amnesty International Indonesia and Watch Doc

A documentary film about Jakarta Bay reclamation project, from the standpoint of fishermen and coastal residents. Reclamation in northern Jakarta is part of about 14 reclamation projects in the coastal cities of Indonesia for property sector business expansion.