Synopsis Of Cannes 2025 Winner Film For Indonesian Audience

Rows Of Cannes 2025 Winner Films (ist)

JAKARTA - KlikFilm proudly announced the exclusive release in Indonesia for a series of award-winning films from the 2025 Cannes Film Festival, including the winner of the Palme d'Or this year. Continuing its commitment to supporting the world's cinema, KlikFilm is again home to the most discussed international films this year.

The flagship film in this series is It Was Just an Accident', Jafar Archeri's latest work that was secretly created in Iran. With a subtile and urgent storytelling style, Archery builds a moral thriller about guilt and involvement in a closely monitored society. This film managed to get the Palme d'Or 2025.

Berikut adalah daftar film pemenang Cannes 2025 yang akan segera hadir di KlikFilm:

1. Sentintal Value

The winner of the Grand Prize is Joachim Trier's latest work, an emotional drama about a widowed father and his two daughters who have met again after a long separation. Starring Renate Reinsve, Stellan SkarsgZard, and Elle Fanning, this film explores memory, sorrow, and the meaning of love that continues to change.

2. Sir

Sharing the Jury Prize award at the 2025 Cannes Film Festival, the street film full of spiritual nuances by defense Laxe follows a father's journey across the Moroccan desert to search for his lost daughter. An inner journey served with stunning cinematography and calm intensity. Jury Prize

3. Sound of Falling

Also awarded Jury Prize, this German drama by Mascha Schilinski tells a touching story about a mother and daughter trapped in a circle of trauma, longing, and unspoken wounds. An intimate story that is conveyed with strong emotional control.

4. The Secret Agent

Best Director Winner for Kleber Mendonbarna Filho and Best Actor for Wagner Moura. This Brazilian political thriller was set in the 1977 military dictatorship and follows the story of a former university lecturer who was forced to become a spy.

5. The Little Sister

Nadia Melliti won the Best Actress award for her role in the debut film Hafsia Herzi, which was adapted from Fatima Selamat's novel The Last One. This film tells the struggle of a young woman of French-Aljazar descent in dealing with identity, faith, and desire.

6. The Mysterious Gaze of the Flamingo

Winning Un Certain Regard Prize, Diego Céspedes' debut film is a tense atmospheric story set in a mining town in the 1980s, where the world of a small girl is shaken by the mysterious illness and fear that arises from it.

7. A Poet

Winner of Jury Prize (Un Certain Regard), this film by Simdia Mesa Soto is a calm and reflective portrait of an old poet whose life changes as he guides a talented teenage girl. A poetic tribute to the relationship that is intertwined through language.

8. Urchin

Frank Dillane won the Best Actor award (Un Certain Regard) for his role as a young man who lived on the streets in Harris Dickinson's directorial debut. This hard but touching film features portraits of human vulnerability rawly and honestly.

10. I Only Rest in the Storm

Cleo Diara received the Award of Best Actress (Un Certain Regard) for her role in Pedro Pinho's Portuguese film. This film tells the story of a woman who struggles with storms inside and outside of herself in the midst of a politically divided world. A stunning combination between realism and metaphor.

Director of KlikFilm, Frederica, stated, 'These films represent the boldest, original, and touching stories from the current world cinema. We are honored to be able to bring Cannes spirit to viewers throughout Indonesia," Frederica was quoted as saying by VOI from a media broadcast, Monday, May 26.