A Conversation With the Filmmakers of 'When Men Were Men'
Hours before their line-up of screenings for Trans Awareness Week began, the filmmakers of 'When Men Were Men' chatted with me about the film's personal exploration of masculinity.
Naura & The Champions
Naura, Okky, and Bimo were chosen to represent their schools to compete in the science competition at Kemah Kreatif which is located in Situ Gunung rain forest, Sukabumi. This adventure meets them with Kipli, a small ranger who is foiling the Trio Licik effort, a wild animal trade syndicate group. The tricky Trio Licik finally brought Naura, Okky, Bimo, and Kipli into this thrilling adventure action. Friendship and the opportunity to become the champion of science competition between schools is at stake.
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Naura, Okky, and Bimo were chosen to represent their schools to compete in the science competition at Kemah Kreatif which is located in Situ Gunung rain forest, Sukabumi. This adventure meets them with Kipli, a small ranger who is foiling the Trio Licik effort, a wild animal trade syndicate group. The tricky Trio Licik finally brought Naura, Okky, Bimo, and Kipli into this thrilling adventure action. Friendship and the opportunity to become the champion of science competition between schools is at stake.
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Genre:Drama, Music, Adventure
Written By:Asaf Antariksa, Bagus Bramanti, Dendie Archenius Hutauruk
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Runtime:103 minutes
Studio:Kompas Gramedia Studio, KG Productions
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