AMELIS
A young man wants to bring his father back to their hometown in such a distrustful journey for anyone who happens to pass them along the road.
-
Dery PranandaDirector
-
Dery PranandaWriter
-
Dery PranandaProducer
-
Paulo Da SilvaKey Cast
-
Harto SedjonoKey Cast
-
Andrianto PutraDirector Of Photography
-
Fantri PribadiArtistic
-
MuhajirArtistic
-
Dery PranandaEditor
-
Mochammad AzizEditor
-
Mochammad AzizMusic
-
Project Type:Short
-
Runtime:5 minutes 32 seconds
-
Completion Date:January 15, 2016
-
Country of Origin:Indonesia
-
Country of Filming:Indonesia
-
Shooting Format:Digital
-
Film Color:Black & White
-
First-time Filmmaker:No
-
Student Project:No
-
ReelOzInd Australia Indonesia Short Film Competition And FestivalMelbourne
Australia
August 21, 2016
Australia Premiere
Best Film & Best Fiction -
ReelOzInd Australia Indonesia Short Film Competition And FestivalSurabaya
Indonesia
August 22, 2016
Indonesia Premiere
Best Film & Best Fiction -
APRESIASI FILM INDONESIA (AFI) 2016Manado
Indonesia
Nominee -
JOGJA-NETPAC ASIAN FILM FESTIVAL 2016Yogyakarta
Indonesia
November 29, 2016
Official Selection -
PIALA MAYA 2016 (Maya Award)Jakarta
Indonesia
December 10, 2016
Nominee
Dery Prananda is a filmmaker based in Yogyakarta, Indonesia. Dery works as a director and line producer on local independent film productions in Indonesia and is also a lecturer and teaches film production in some colleges in Jakarta and Yogyakarta. Dery sometimes gets ideas for the characters in his films, from his everyday life experience.
Dery graduated with a Master of Art in the Indonesian Institute of the Arts, Surakarta, in 2017. He directed the short film, Amelis, in 2016, which was selected by several film festivals in Indonesia, Malaysia, Australia, Germany, and Argentina, and was nominated for Best Film at the ReelOzInd Australia Indonesia Short Film Festival (Australia). His body of work for filmmaking is influenced by Apichatpong Weerasethakul, Akira Kurosawa, and Garin Nugroho’s works.
Amelis means "ignored". Inspired by some true stories that happened not only in rural areas in Indonesia but also in big cities including Jakarta. When the gadget and social media phenomenon emerged, most of us became asocial and there was an attitude of neglect towards the people around us who may need our help as fellow human beings.