Tale of Time

This documentary delves into the intersection of art and political turmoil, focusing on Fajar Suharno, a significant figure in Indonesian theater from the 1980s to the 1990s. It highlights Suharno's imprisonment due to his theatrical works, which were deemed subversive by the government.

Runtime at 65 minutes, Tale of Time captures the essence of Suharno's pivotal production, "Geger Uwong Ngoyak Macan," staged just before a tragic massacre. The film combines elements of art history with an experimental documentary style, making it a unique exploration of how art can reflect and challenge societal issues.

For collectors, this documentary stands as a notable piece of Indonesian cinema, offering insights into a critical period in the country's history through the lens of theater and performance.