My Therapist Said, I am Full of Sadness

This documentary follows Monica Vanesa Tedja as she searches through archive material to address her quest for acceptance as a queer individual within the context of her Christian-Indonesian family. The film presents a poignant exploration of identity, culture, and the complexities of familial relationships.

Produced by Studio Rumah Kedua and Open Society Foundations, the film sheds light on the unique challenges faced by queer individuals in Berlin. The narrative not only highlights personal struggles but also reflects on broader themes of belonging and acceptance within diverse communities. The work is deeply personal, making it relevant for audiences interested in queer narratives and cultural intersections.