Anggita Puri

Anggita Puri is a screenwriter, director, and actor based in Jakarta, Indonesia. She has recently graduated from Fantastic Film School, part of The Network of Asian Fantastic Films, Bucheon International Fantastic Film Festival 2023.  Puri's works intricately delve into the realms of culture and the struggles of women in Indonesia, interwoven with a touch of fantasy. She enjoys exploring boundless space for creative and imaginative storytelling, as well as delving into complex themes through entertaining narratives.  Her short film, "Mayang O' Mayang", won the Best Fiction award at ReelOzInd! Australia Indonesia Short Film Festival 2020. It was also shortlisted in the Best Short Film Category at Festival Film Indonesia (FFI) 2020 and has been screened at various film festivals such as The Seoul International Extreme-Short Image & Film Festival, Minikino Film Week, and many others.  In 2022, she was selected as the winner of Samsung Galaxy Movie Studio 2022 and received funding from Samsung to make her latest short film, "Seperti Sediakala". Starring Reza Rahardian and Pevita Pearce, this romance-fantasy film has been viewed by over 4 million people.

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