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Arjuna Asa (b. 1999)

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Born:
November 2, 1999

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Arjuna Asa is an artist from Indonesia who enjoys exploring storytelling through various artistic mediums, such as photography, filmmaking, and acting. His works often delve into personal narratives related to identity, mental health, and social issues through dark, melancholic, and surreal approaches. His narrative photography has been showcased at Angkor Photo Festival 2023 and the Jakarta International Photo Festival 2022 Projection Night. Since 2018, Arjuna has been actively exploring the world of filmmaking by joining Serangkai Films and Mondiblanc communities. Starting as an assistant director and poster designer for several short films, he is now honing his skills in directing, writing, and acting. Currently, Arjuna is developing several short film stories based on his observations of the world around him. His short film debut, Darah Ksatria (Knight of Blood, 2024) is set to premiere at Jogja-NETPAC Asian Film Festival 2024.

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2024  Knight of Blood

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2024  Knight of Blood

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