The Debt Solution - An Free Reign

"The Debt Solution" is an indonesian and javanese language film that has gripping narrative that delves into the complexities of personal responsibility, community support, and the consequences of financial hardship. Through the character of Gibran, we explore the relatable struggle of facing unexpected debt and the fear of losing one's home.

At its core, the film examines human resilience in adversity. Gibran's defiance against the debt collector reflects a desire for autonomy and dignity, showcasing his determination to find a solution despite challenges.

Gibran's experience also highlights the value of communal cohesion and mutual aid. The presence of the neighborhood organization serves as a light of solidarity and collective action, giving Gibran a glimmer of hope in his darkest hour. The film scores are also one of its fascinating characteristics for each frame, having an unconventional jazz, drum flavor to it that i think wonderfully complements and help elevates each scene and plot that occurred during the film.

As the director, I aimed to create a work that addressed topics such as debt in a lighthearted or even comedic manner, with characters often acting in ways that are funny but still weighed with an emotionally resonant narrative that invites audiences to reflect on issues of debt, financial insecurity, and the strength found in community bonds. "The Debt Collector" is a reminder of the human ability for resilience and the transformational power of solidarity during times of hardship.