Matahari — The Sun of Tiganderket (Indonesia) by Bagoes Kresnawan
Doc.London Documentary Film Festival
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42m
When an elephant dies, its ivory remains, when a man dies, his name remains. Behind Masri Singarimbun’s name lies an inspiring colorful history and rich legacy. Masri Singarimbun was an avant-garde intellectual legend, a prolific author, a rigorous researcher, a brilliant observer, a softhearted artist, a committed teacher, and a sympathetic mentor. Above all, he was a truly thinking man who was always concerned about his fellow human beings and their real problems. He was the splendid sun from the Karo land.
Running time: 00:42:37
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