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In the turbulent final years of Indonesia's New Order, 1998, a generation of young idealists risked everything for the dream of freedom. Among them is Biru Laut, a university student whose passion for justice and belief in democracy draws him into a secret circle of activists known as the Winatra group. The story follows the disappearance of Biru Laut and the subsequent search for him and other student activists by his family, particularly his younger sister Asmara Jati, revealing a dark period of Indonesian history marked by violence and the struggle for democracy.
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In the turbulent final years of Indonesia's New Order, 1998, a generation of young idealists risked everything for the dream of freedom. Among them is Biru Laut, a university student whose passion for justice and belief in democracy draws him into a secret circle of activists known as the Winatra group. The story follows the disappearance of Biru Laut and the subsequent search for him and other student activists by his family, particularly his younger sister Asmara Jati, revealing a dark period of Indonesian history marked by violence and the struggle for democracy.
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Genre:Drama, History
Written By:Leila S. Chudori, Yosep Anggi Noen
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Runtime:120 minutes
Studio:Pal8 Pictures, Visual Media Studio, Jagartha, Lynx Films, Brandlink
Cast
Yosep Anggi Noen
Director
Reza Rahadian
Biru Laut
Eva Celia
Ratih Anjani
Yunita Siregar
Asmara Jati
Dian Sastrowardoyo
Kasih Kinanti
Christine Hakim
Mrs. Wibisana / Laut's Mother
Arswendy Bening Swara
Mr. Arya Wibisana / Laut's Father
Ben Nugroho
Alex Perazon
Kevin Julio
Daniel Tumbuan
Dewa Dayana
Sunu Dyantoro
Nagra Kautsar Pakusadewo
Naratama
Natalius Chendana
Julius
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