Can anyone help me translate this? I'm very interested to learn what it says, but I don't know anyone who speaks Indonesian. Online translators aren't helping in the slightest, but through them I was able to tell it's Indonesian at the least. Thank you :)
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Howdy redditors. I’m Gregory Barnes the writer and director of The Touch of the Master’s Hand. It won the 2021 Sundance Film Festival Jury Prize for Best US Fiction and after a year of playing festivals, it’s online!
You can watch it here
Filmed in a Mormon meetinghouse, Master’s Hand follows a Mormon missionary troubled by an unnatural temptation, who must confess the humiliating depths of his pornography addiction to his Mission President.
Here’s a short video intro to get to know me and the movie
I’m looking forward to chatting all about movies, mormons, and mormons in movies.
EDIT: updated a link
I am trying to learn Indonesian and I also quite enjoy dubs in different languages because I want to learn to speak the language before reading it. Does anybody know if the 1987 James Bond 007 film The Living Daylights has an official Indonesian voice dub and where I could watch it to help my Indonesian? Thank you
My daughter is obsessed with the movie June & Kopi on Netflix in the U.S.. It's an Indonesian kids movie about two dogs. At the end of the film there are a couple of spring traps in the forest that threaten to harm the main characters, but for the life of me, I can't figure out why they're there. It might simply have to do with current events in Indonesia, like people poaching animals. But this, as far as I know, is never addressed in the movie.
If anyone has seen the film or can provide a concrete answer as to why there are random, deadly traps in the forest in this Indonesian kids movie, please let me know.
Personally when it comes to Cat III, I rarely go past 1990, just because they went from exploitation to ungodly exploitation that isn't very comfortable to sit through, mainly because no Buddhist Monk has a spell that'll stop an Anthony Wong character. Although the top 3 for me in each category would be (in no particular order)
Cat III
- The Boxer's Omen (It's probably the most well rounded action horror of it's kind)
- Encounter of the Spooky Kind (Horror comedy that involves a lovable overweight kung-fu master, sorcery and action? Yes, please.)
- Seeding of a Ghost (Honestly, there are many gross-out horror films I could put here, but wow, just... wow. Definitely zero comedy here.)
Japanese VHS
- Sweet Home (I would pick House, but it's too well known)
- Guzoo: The Thing Forsaken by God (Tentacle splatter-horror movie that has the tentacles do everything except what they normally do in these kind of premises)
- Genocyber (Technically it's a 5 part anime, however it's probably the goriest and most dystopian of late '80s/early '90s anime, and like most of their kind, the gore and characters are drawn very realistically.)
Indonesian Black Magic
- The Queen of Black Magic (Remake over the original)
- May the Devil Take You (Part 1 more than 2)
- Mystics in Bali (Gotta have at least one Penanggalan film)
Trailer here: https://vimeo.com/649693808
The upcoming Ye documentary, JEEN-YUHS: A KANYE TRILOGY, is premiering at the Sundance Film Festival. The ticketsale starts tomorrow for a single film ticket (20$).
Anyone planning to watch? I'm European so sadly can't get my hand on a ticky since it's not accessible for us, there'll probably be some Twitch stream tho where I can instantly watch it lol
https://festival.sundance.org/program/#film-info/61ae0d7e14aef7a2fe1bf5a6
