Indonesian filmmaker relies on simplicity to attract audiences

As a child growing up in Indonesia, film director Yosep Anggi Noen saw the power of "moving images" to draw people together and spur their imaginations, which left a lasting impression on him.Back then, in the 1980s, his family was one of the few in the village of Kaliduren, near the cultural city of Yogyakarta on Java island, to own a television, and virtually every night neighbors gathered in front of the family's small black-and-white television for hours."I could see then how moving images could attract a lot of people and stir diverse thoughts," said Anggi, as he is commonly known, whe…READ FULL ARTICLE