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Deep Dive: More Than Work (2019)

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More Than Work
More Than Work tells the story of a woman in the Indonesian media industry, focusing on her experiences and the challenges she faces. The film presents multiple perspectives, including that of sexual minorities who are barred from appearing on television due to their sexuality. This dual narrative shows the intersection of gender and sexual discrimination in Indonesia's media landscape. The documentary runs for 38 minutes and provides a nuanced view of the societal norms and restrictions that impact both women and sexual minorities. By centering on personal stories, it explains broader issues of human rights and gender discrimination in the media sector.

Why Watch

  • Meet a woman in Indonesia's media industry.
  • Find out why sexual minorities can't appear on TV.
  • See the impact of gender discrimination in media.

Did You Know

The film features a woman working in Indonesia's media industry.
Sexual minorities in Indonesia are not allowed to appear on television.
The documentary has a runtime of 38 minutes.

Perfect For

Media industry insightsHuman rights advocatesGender studies enthusiasts