Film Lens
Kanaka follows Mikha, a nail artist who faces difficulties in balancing her career with family life. Her commitment to her work often leads to disagreements with her husband regarding childcare responsibilities. This tension prompts Mikha to encourage her husband to take a more active role in their child's upbringing.
The film also addresses Mikha's concerns about how her work environment may affect her daughter's development. She reflects on the struggles of her clients and aims to create a better future for her child, navigating the intersection of ambition and motherhood.
Why Watch
- •Meet Mikha, a dedicated nail artist balancing work and family.
- •Find out how Mikha navigates conflicts with her husband.
- •See the impact of work on motherhood and child development.
Did You Know
•Mikha is a nail artist who often conflicts with her husband over childcare.
•The film is directed by Enggar Asfinsani and runs for 25 minutes.
•Kanaka was produced in Indonesia and features two languages: Indonesian and Javanese.
Perfect For
Nail art enthusiastsParents balancing careersFans of Indonesian cinema