2019
Immersive

Dian

Unable to conceive a child, a woman turns to dark magic to save her marriage. Seen At: Cannes Film Festival, Chicago Feminist Film Festival, Los Angeles Asian Pacific Film Festival

Unable to conceive a child, a woman turns to dark magic to save her marriage.

Unable to conceive a child, a desperate woman turns to dark magic to save her marriage.

Dian (Prisia Nasution) is a woman trapped in the mundane expectations of daily life in her traditional Javanese village in Indonesia. Her marriage to Arief (Muhammad Abe) has grown cold, and she longs for love and affection. When Dian is unable to bear Arief children, his parents arrange for him to take on a second wife. Desperate, Dian seeks the help of a powerful shaman, in hopes that he can help her become pregnant. The shaman refuses. Left with no other options, Dian steals an object powered by dark magic, which ultimately leads to the truth that frees her.

Unable to conceive a child, a desperate woman turns to dark magic to save her marriage.

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Directed, Produced, & Written by Tamara Shogaolu

Georgia Lin Sundling – Scriptwriter

Alejandro Ernesto – Cinematographer

Moóng Sandi – Composer

Faroukh Varani – Editor

Prisia Nasution – Actress

Muhammad Abe – Actor

Pritt Timothy Prodjosoemantri – Actor