The Last Supper (Whisper)
This film tells the story of 3 former political prisoners in the era of the anti-democratic Soeharto regime (1966-1998). They were a musician named MARKUS TALAM (85) in a Buru Island concentration camp prison for 10 years, a radioman named SUKIMAN (75) and an ordinary farmer named SUYATMAN (75) both were detained in Blitar, East Java prison for 1 year, all without a judicial process. A military operation codenamed “TRISULA” was carried out in the South Blitar area, East Java, to purge the remnants of the members of Indonesian Communist Party (PKI). They weren’t communists, just ordinary farmers who had been caught in that military operation, some of their family members were killed and tortured. Trauma haunts them throughout their lives and justice never served them. Through whispered stories, they hope that in their twilight they will get justice to restore political and citizen rights that were seized by the regime. This film is a story of a long and winding road with a big question, will justice come to those who are oppressed?
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Markus TalamKey Cast
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SuyatmanKey Cast
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SukimanKey Cast
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Daniel Rudi HaryantoProducer
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Rolando OctavioProducer
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Daniel Rudi HaryantoDirector
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Daniel Rudi HaryantoWriter
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Rex RakhitidoEditor
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Taufan Agustiyan PrakosoDirector of Photography
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Resky MachyuzarMusic Film
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Jery NovyanSound Recordist
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Yuriko Abi PermanaArt Director
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Dearryl Achmad W.Art Director
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Lingga G. PermadiGaffer
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Philip CheahSupervisors
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Herman van EykenSupervisors
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Anne Demy GeroeSupervisors
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Teng MangansakanSupervisors
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Jan FleicherSupervisors
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U-Wei Haji SaariSupervisors
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Nandita SalomonSupervisors
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Ben GybsonSupervisors
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Nilotpal MajumdarSupervisors
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Arief Ahmad YaniProduction Location Manager
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Mulya RhukmanaProduction Location Manager
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Project Type:Documentary
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Runtime:1 hour 10 minutes
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Completion Date:May 1, 2023
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Production Budget:25,000 USD
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Country of Origin:Indonesia
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Country of Filming:Indonesia
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Language:Indonesian
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Shooting Format:DIGITAL
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Aspect Ratio:16:9
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Film Color:Color
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First-time Filmmaker:No
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Student Project:No
Daniel Rudi Haryanto (born 1978) graduated from the Faculty of Film and Television, Jakarta Art Institute in 2005. His debut film entitled Prison and Paradise in 2010 won the Director Guild of Japan Awards from YIDFF Japan (2011), CinemAsia Amsterdam 2014 and various other festivals. Received a scholarship from the American Film Showcase (2016) and Asia Pacific Film Lab from Griffith Film School, Australia (2018-2019). Now he focuses on developing programs and content for the Eagle Institute Indonesia (EII), which organizes documentary film education, production, and distribution through the Media Group-Metro TV network in Indonesia.