The Way I See The Red
A woman (Shelvira) who feels uneasy about herself as a woman, she continues to be overshadowed by the fear of living in an imaginary world ruled by women with a red visual world. She meets and is confronted by a group of other women who force her to become a powerful woman like a "mother". Articulated into various forms of body gestures and expressions, the women are confronted with various views on mothers and women.
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Shelvira AlyyaDirector
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Shelvira AlyyaWriter
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Dwi AnggyanProducer
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Made VirgieLine Producer
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Shelvira AlyyaKey Cast"A Woman"
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Made VirgieKey Cast
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Fairuz FirdausKey Cast
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Adna Maharani Talitha BayuKey Cast
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Sarah Salsa BilaKey Cast
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Ayu Sukma MelatiKey Cast
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Adinda Pangestuning RahayuKey Cast
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Angel Lika SusantoKey Cast
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Belva AtsilUnit Production Manager
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Annisa FaradilaDOP and Gaffer
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Syifa CusnulDOP and Gaffer
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Annisa Rizki FadikaCamera Person and Gaffer
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Nadhira Zahradia KhairiyahArtistic
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Fairuz FirdausArtistic
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Halimah MimiArtistic
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Adna Maharani Talitha BayuArtistic
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Jasmine Rahma AliyaArtistic
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Sabrina MaharaniArtistic
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Zen DistryArtistic
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Zaklyyah Amira ZulikaArtistic
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Sarah Salsa BilaArtistic
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Ayu Sukma MelatiArtistic
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Adinda Pangestuning RahayuMusic Scoring
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De Luna MumtazSound Recordist
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Aghnia Zahra NainawaVisual Continuity
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Hasna Hanafi RustamOffline and Online Editor
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Sindi Suci LestariOnline Editor
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Angel Lika SusantoTalent Coordinator
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Luthfiana AzizahBehind The Scene
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Project Title (Original Language):Si Merah
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Project Type:Experimental, Short
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Runtime:10 minutes 9 seconds
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Completion Date:July 7, 2023
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Production Budget:100 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:Yes - Film and Television Major, Universitas Pendidikan Indonesia
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Recidency and Screening - Academy: Inside Job (Indeks x Ba-Bau AIR)Hanoi
Viet Nam
November 28, 2023
South East Asia Premiere
Official Selection -
Recidency and Screening - Academy: Inside Job (Indeks x ELSE Screening Series)Bangkok
Thailand
December 4, 2023
Thailand Premiere
Official Selection -
HBK-Filmforum: Connections: Filmklasse / INDONESIENBraunschweig
Germany
January 15, 2024
Indonesia Student under lecture Erik Pauhrizi
Official Selection -
Art Beats Festival - Lancaster UniversityLancaster
United Kingdom
August 23, 2024
American Premiere
2nd Prize Winner - Flight Theme
Shelvira Alyya (b. 1999) is an artist and filmmaker, a graduate of Film and Television study program, Universitas Pendidikan Indonesia, from Bandung, Indonesia. In her practice of exploring herself through artistic spaces, she has made several film works with various genres, which currently focus more on experimental films with themes of women and environmental phenomena. Shelvira is currently involved in the community, Bahasinema (film studies, programs and exhibitions) and Indeks (art curatorial platform, she focuses on film programs and artist residencies).
Her work has been screened in several countries such as Indonesia, Germany, Malaysia, Korea, Thailand and Vietnam. He also participated in several residencies within and outside Indonesia. His work titled LAMUN (IF) was the result of a workshop process with various artists with Goethe-Institut Bandung, and became a selected film at the Asien Afrika Institut at Universitat Hamburg and Haus Der Indonesischen Kulturen in Germany (2022) as well as in one of the programs of Lancaster-Sunway International Festival (Art Beats Festival) in Malaysia (2023). Another work entitled The Way I See The Red has been screened with Ba-Bau AIR in Vietnam, ELSE Screening Series in Thailand as well as at the 50th Anniversary of Filmklasse HBK Braunscweig with Erik Pauhrizi and Prof. Michael Brynntrup.
Through her experimental film work entitled "Si Merah" as a final project at bachelor degree of art, Shelvira redefines how the role of women between generations affects the "power of being a woman in the future". Through the exploration of gestures and artistry dominated by the color red, involving other women in front of the camera and 30 other women during the research process to post-production, Shelvira invites the women involved to jointly reinterpret how women in the future and work together with women in the film industry.