This compelling tech-thriller unpicks the inequalities of Indonesia's conservative society, both economically and sexually, to deliver a powerful commentary on the considerable cost of pursuing the truth.

Photocopier is a heartfelt and inspiring movie that may not be what you necessarily expect it to be at the beginning, but I’m more than glad for the film it winds up becoming.

Bhanuteja does so well in examining cultural taboos by taking a closer look at when many refuse to acknowledge they exist.

It is Shenina's resilient performance as an honest young woman coming up against a systemically corrupt and outdated system that gives the film its compelling edge.